More and more meaning in hindi
As noun : अंदधुंध Ex: Dad seems to be smoking more and more lately .
अगाधरुधिर Ex: Things are beginning to cost more and more . अतिशयित Ex: However, more and more data tends to place this origin in the middle Devonian. अतिशायी Ex: As the unsuitability of the land for agriculture became more and more patent अतें Ex: Marxism became a more and more popular theoretical approach in the discipline. अत्यधिक Ex: The player gains more and more Psynergy spells as the game progresses उ: इनमें एमोनाइटीज़ अत्यधिक महत्व के थे। अध्यारुढ Ex: There are also more and more regulations issued by independent agencies अमोगाँ Ex: Porgy and Bess was seen as more and more out of place. उत्तरोत्तर Ex: Frankenstein and his parallels growing more and more sinister. उ: ये उत्तरोत्तर अधम माने गये हैं। उर्वरित Ex: Cyber sports organizations are becoming more and more popular. उल्बण Ex: As more and more of the seafloor was mapped during the 1950s परिगाढ Ex: Poetry has tended to move more and more into the campus बंहिष्ठ Ex: Newport As more and more states seceded from the Union बलीयस् Ex: The war and the government became more and more unpopular. बहीय Ex: Waters asserted more and more control over Pink Floyd's output. बहुमुख Ex: More recently, Waters has become more and more open to a Pink Floyd reunion. भूरी Ex: The right to vote was granted to more and more people . मनमानिब ‡ Ex: Now more and more countries are following this method . महत Ex: She got more and more hysterical,� said her mother Penny . सातिशय Ex: Its legs are strengthening more and more each day सुविस्तर Ex: , Doing considerable growth, says d a young person who becomes every day more and more beautiful
As adverb : अधिकाधिक रूप से Ex: "Now they're looking more and more like a country in sub-Saharan Africa". निरन्तर बढकर Ex: As more and more land was fenced off
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The word is used as adverb in english grammar. The word can be used as noun, verb or adverb in hindi and have more than one meaning.
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