Noun:

இடுப்ப நரம்ப,

lumbered's Usage Examples:

lumbered over to his desk, and stood behind it.

lumbered with the bill for repairing the hedge, bloody £ 300!lumbered off to the east, onto the former Great Northern route to the coast.

Moreover the effacement of old boundaries, the overthrow of ancestral governments, and the invocation, however hollow, of the sovereignty of the people, awoke national feeling which had slumbered long and prepared the struggle for national union and independence in the 19th century.

Jackson opened the door; the wolf lumbered in and collapsed at his feet.

However, the British economy is now lumbered with high interest rates and a very high level of the pound.

The germinal worldmaking powers f (rrr p,uartKoi XOyoc), which, in virtue of its tension, slumbered in Pneuma, now proceed upon their creative task.

Both were feeble, and, in Gibbon's phrase, slumbered on their thrones, leaving the government to others.

The cause slumbered, till in1742-1743the outbreak of wars with France and Spain gave Prince Charles a chance of showing his mettle.

The Eastern Question, however, slumbered until, in 1851, the matter of the Holy Places was raised by Napoleon III.

lumbered out of the shadows, leaping the wall, landing next to me.

lumbered with debts of up to £ 20,000, liable to interest at the rate of inflation.

The man lumbered toward the door.

She cocked her head again, then turned and lumbered to the sofa, and climbed up on it to lie down.

Synonyms:

planking, wood, stock, strip, plank, timber, building material, board,

Antonyms:

dress, give, uncover, natural object, abstain,