Adjective:

திடுக்குறச்செய்,

startling's Usage Examples:

The sound of the bamboo staves hitting each other and the ground is quite loud and startling, and implies danger to the dancers who prance in and out of the spaces created by the rhythmic pounding.

This type of technology can be simple or startlingly complex, but regardless of the science behind the task of breaking down consumable items, contributing less material to your local landfill is an achievable goal.

Gregory of Nyssa's untrustworthy panegyric represents him as having wrought miracles of a very startling description; but nothing related by him comes near the astounding narratives given in the Martyrologies, or even in the Breviarium Romanum, in connexion with his name.

I'll let you know if we find any startling revelations.

She moved like a somnambulist, so trance-like Dean hesitated to speak for fear of startling her.

In this may be found the germ of the startling modern discoveries in parasitic diseases.

Words cannot do justice to the startlingly diverse clientele mingling in the unpretentious gritty pub.

Of course, nothing will turn heads on the beach or by the pool faster than a great figure or a startlingly bright swimsuit.

The cell phone rang, its jangling tune startling her out of her thoughts.

(a) Old Testament criticism won startling victories towards the end of the 19th century.

Just as they reached the outside and were nearly at the parking lot, Fred let out a yell, startling the dickens out of Dean.

Dean tossed aside the map and papers and flopped down on the living room sofa, startling Mrs.

Moderns will question the possibility of asserting Bible infallibility a priori; but it is more really startling and noteworthy that Abelard should preserve a living sense of fallibility outside the Bible.

Synonyms:

surprising,

Antonyms:

expected, unsurprising,