ATYADHIK BYAJ DAR MEANING - NEAR BY WORDS
atyadhik byaj dar
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अत्याधिक {atyadhik} = IN THE EXTREME(Noun)Usage : They said, “O Nooh, you have disputed with us and disputed in the extreme, therefore bring upon us what you promise us, if you are truthful. ”
अत्यधिकता {atyadhikata} = SUPERFLUITY(Noun)उदाहरण : अत्यधिकता
Usage : We should avoid superfluity in our conversation.
Usage : We should avoid superfluity in our conversation.
अत्यधिक बल {atyadhik bal} = OVEREMPHASIS(Noun)उदाहरण : कुछ लोग & quot; शुद्ध हिन्दी & quot; पर अत्यधिक बल देते हैं।
Usage : The teacher overemphasised on the theory paper
Usage : The teacher overemphasised on the theory paper
अत्यधिक गरम {atyadhik garam} = SUPERHEAT(Noun)Usage : might help cool some of the superheated rhetoric
अत्यधिक जोर {atyadhik jor} = OVEREMPHASIS(Noun)उदाहरण : मेरी सरकार स्वच्छ ऊर्जा पर अत्यधिक जोर देती है।
अत्यधिक गरम {atyadhik garam} = PIPING HOT(Noun)Usage : When cooking or reheating food, make sure you heat it until it is piping hot all the way through.
अत्यधिकता से {atyadhikata se} = SUPERFLUOUSLY(Adverb)Usage : superfluously, he added his silly comments to the discussion
अत्यधिक ठंडा {atyadhik ThanaDa} = ARCTIC(Noun)Usage : The race covers more than 40, 000km through tropical and Arctic regions and is regarded as a serious test of endurance.
अत्यधिक दबाव {atyadhik dabav} = HIGH PRESSURE(Noun)Usage : Longitudinal SAW pipes are preferred where thickness of pipe is more than 25 mm and in high pressure gas pipe line.
अत्यधिक दर्द {atyadhik dard} = ANGOR(noun)उदाहरण : अत्यधिक दर्द का मतलब केवल कंठमाला या गर्दन का संपीड़न नही बल्कि यह एक स्वीकृत नैतिक अर्थ और पीड़ा या चिंता का प्रतीक है|
Usage : angor meant not only quinsy or compression of the neck but it assumed a moral import and signifies anguish or anxiety.
Usage : angor meant not only quinsy or compression of the neck but it assumed a moral import and signifies anguish or anxiety.
