Adjective:

அவியாது,

quenched's Usage Examples:

quenched approximation first.

His new occupations by no means quenched his literary activity.

Mineral water quenched my thirst more than any other beverage.

His mathematical enthusiasm was for the time completely quenched, and during two years the printed volume of his Mecanique, which he had seen only in manuscript, lay unopened beside him.

All hopes of conquest on the transalpine side were now quenched; but the keys of Italy had been given to the dukes of Savoy; and their attention was still further concentrated upon Lombard conquests.

The bottom is formed by a water-tank and the ashes are quenched here.

His victory at Stirling lit a fire which was never quenched, and began the long and cruel wars of independence on which Scotland now entered.

For its extraction from zircon the mineral is heated and quenched in water to render it brittle, and then reduced to a fine powder, which is fused with three to four parts of acid potassium fluoride in a platinum crucible.

He'd calmed her with a simple touch last night and quenched her body two nights ago.

It is said that the people wept as they passed by; but if so this may have been a customary formality, for the religion of these nations must have quenched all human sympathy.

Their thirst for exploration was not quenched, however.

Synonyms:

suppressed, quelled, squelched,

Antonyms:

discontented, unsilenced, uninhibited, publicized,