Verb:

వేగం తగ్గించండి, డౌన్ ఉధృతిని, దిగువ,

extenuated తెలుగు అర్థానికి ఉదాహరణ:

[49 ] అధికారులు నిరసనలు bloodily అణచివెయ్యబడ్డాయి తర్వాత shipyard లో వాతావరణం "డౌన్ ఉధృతిని" కోరాడు.

extenuated's Usage Examples:

to 390 feet; 1868: the first patent slipway was built; 1898: dry dock extenuated to 640 feet; 1959: the company went into liquidation and sold to Sims.

But he convinced for extenuated punishment and exiled Koca Sinan Pasha to Malkara and Cığalazade to Karahisar-ı.

The Japanese penal code provides that punishment shall be extenuated if a criminal surrenders before being identified as a suspect by the authorities.

resolved with that little strength he had left him (though much broken and extenuated by his disease) on Easter-day upon the Gallery of Monte Cavallo, where.

It is flanked by extenuated volutes and crowned with a broken pediment and the Masci coat-of-arms.

colour and a smell of hydrogen sulphide can occur in the top soil due to extenuated aeration .

Manjoo grew of age in South Africa during a time that extenuated the history of colonization, and a system that did not consider women.

Al-Zahawi"s early works took on more simplistic designs, extenuated by smoother lines, colorless texture (lacking stain), and relatively uniform.

Irish efforts at repeal to those of "a violent-tempered starved rat, extenuated into frenzy, [to] bar the way of a rhinoceros".

Ottoman economic and military backwardness was extenuated by their closed-mindedness and unwillingness to adopt European innovations.

"otherworldliness", "haunting wind chimes, pseudo-Orientalist refrains and extenuated high-pitched eerie sounds" evoke Max"s super-human abilities, and "driving.

"though disfigured by arrogance and ill-temper, failings which may be extenuated on the ground of his physical affliction.

Surrounding hills give it the shape of an extenuated "Z" with three segments or reaches winding through them.

Synonyms:

excuse, apologize, rationalize, justify, mitigate, palliate, apologise, rationalise,

Antonyms:

worsen, irritate, deny, disorganise, disorganize,