Meaning of (अंदधुंध) andadhuंdha in english
As noun : very Ex: I like emblica so much. Its my favourite eatable and it is very good for health.
extreme Ex: The nordic regions have extreme winter. generous Ex: his generous endowment of the laboratory came just in the nick of time rattling Ex: A venomous snake having loosely attached horney segments at the end of the
tail which makes a rattling noise when it is angry or afraid.
Most of the rattlesnakes are found in the desert. all Ex: that tax bill had the senators fingerprints all over it terribly Ex: The villagers were attacked terribly by the dacoits. bad Ex: take the bad with the good plenty Ex: We have plenty more of books to read. quite a few Ex: The frequency was quite a few megahertz. score Ex: Even amounts of butter and sugar
The score is even a hell of a Ex: I have a hell of a battle not to get overweight. a fat lot awfully Ex: Rita gets awfully stewed during her examination period. damn Ex: those children are a damn plague well Ex: she was a well of information dead Ex: they buried the dead number Ex: My Consecutive serial number 1056. pile Ex: she faced a mountainous pile of presents still unwrapped a good deal Ex: It was a package deal
He got a good deal on his car
The deal was passed around the table clockwise
The captain was entrusted with the deal of provisions a good deal of Ex: Hubbard also said a good deal of physical disease was psychosomatic more Ex: the boss hired three more men for the new job a great deal Ex: He has seen a great deal in his long life. a helluva Ex: We had a helluva good time . great Ex: retrospectively, he seems like a great artist packet Ex: Get me a packet of pins. way Ex: We took delicious picnic with us on the way to Jaipur. utmost Ex: He was pushed to the utmost limits of endurance. keen Ex: She is keen to take on medical line.
He is keen on marrying your sister. staggeringly a whole lot of Ex: She bought a whole lot of tidies for her office table. searingly a great deal of Ex: The loss in his business led to a great deal of introspection.
in the family. uttermost tremendously Ex: The field of pop music developed tremendously during this period ever so Ex: She was ever so friendly more and more Ex: Dad seems to be smoking more and more lately . to a fault Ex: My favorite uncle is generous to a fault . ever such a immoderate Ex: He said, figuratively and familiarly, the immoderate want to do something tall Ex: a tall sandstone hoodoo crying Ex: I hate to hear the crying of a child to the full Ex: While it is clear that Manuel used these assets to the full shatteringly cordial Ex: Treaty helps two nations to have cordial relations. super abundant beyond measure Ex: They thanked all of us beyond measure . fantastic Ex: I have got a fantastic idea. infernally white hot ever such Ex: Was there ever such insolence, such insolence? His answer is to insolence
tail which makes a rattling noise when it is angry or afraid.
Most of the rattlesnakes are found in the desert. all Ex: that tax bill had the senators fingerprints all over it terribly Ex: The villagers were attacked terribly by the dacoits. bad Ex: take the bad with the good plenty Ex: We have plenty more of books to read. quite a few Ex: The frequency was quite a few megahertz. score Ex: Even amounts of butter and sugar
The score is even a hell of a Ex: I have a hell of a battle not to get overweight. a fat lot awfully Ex: Rita gets awfully stewed during her examination period. damn Ex: those children are a damn plague well Ex: she was a well of information dead Ex: they buried the dead number Ex: My Consecutive serial number 1056. pile Ex: she faced a mountainous pile of presents still unwrapped a good deal Ex: It was a package deal
He got a good deal on his car
The deal was passed around the table clockwise
The captain was entrusted with the deal of provisions a good deal of Ex: Hubbard also said a good deal of physical disease was psychosomatic more Ex: the boss hired three more men for the new job a great deal Ex: He has seen a great deal in his long life. a helluva Ex: We had a helluva good time . great Ex: retrospectively, he seems like a great artist packet Ex: Get me a packet of pins. way Ex: We took delicious picnic with us on the way to Jaipur. utmost Ex: He was pushed to the utmost limits of endurance. keen Ex: She is keen to take on medical line.
He is keen on marrying your sister. staggeringly a whole lot of Ex: She bought a whole lot of tidies for her office table. searingly a great deal of Ex: The loss in his business led to a great deal of introspection.
in the family. uttermost tremendously Ex: The field of pop music developed tremendously during this period ever so Ex: She was ever so friendly more and more Ex: Dad seems to be smoking more and more lately . to a fault Ex: My favorite uncle is generous to a fault . ever such a immoderate Ex: He said, figuratively and familiarly, the immoderate want to do something tall Ex: a tall sandstone hoodoo crying Ex: I hate to hear the crying of a child to the full Ex: While it is clear that Manuel used these assets to the full shatteringly cordial Ex: Treaty helps two nations to have cordial relations. super abundant beyond measure Ex: They thanked all of us beyond measure . fantastic Ex: I have got a fantastic idea. infernally white hot ever such Ex: Was there ever such insolence, such insolence? His answer is to insolence
As verb : dirty Ex: the kitchen was unappealingly dirty overwhelming Ex: The response was overwhelming for the concert
As adjective : enormous Ex: I was petrified to see the enormous giant. several Ex: she reported several anonymous calls considerable Ex: he wrote the paper with considerable reliance on the work of other scientists abundant Ex: an abundant supply of water big Ex: The laborers use shovel to dig a pit or a big hole in the ground. exquisite Ex: The Milkmaid is an exquisite painting by Raja Ravi Varma. much Ex: they did much for humanity multiple Ex: "I will only say that a functional democracy must allow multiple voices to be heard. But differences of opinion must be resolved through dialogue and consensus."PM india most Ex: Now a day’s most of the politicians are amassing excessive black-money by corruption steep Ex: There was a steep decline in share values due to mid term elections. extravagant Ex: He is an extravagant spender. acute Ex: Dogs have an acute sense of smell. all fired strong Ex: Miss Stubs was under strong impression that God is near. over much Ex: Settlement also exists over much of the island inordinate Ex: The postal system came to a standstill due to inordinate delay. intense Ex: The intense floods caused the entire family to survive on oatmeal for days.
As adverb : too Ex: I skipped it because it was too much aggro far Ex: So far he hasnt called mighty Ex: the baby is mighty cute pretty Ex: The gift was done up in pretty red paper extremely Ex: She is an extremely meticulous worker. deadly Ex: Mexico expresses condolences to Italy over deadly earthquake so Ex: He has so much pending work in their office. piercingly sublimely atrociously cordially Ex: For antiphrasis, Hating someone cordially hate Him wholeheartedly highly Ex: Her physiognomy was highly attractive.
Suggested : of a character or kind farthest removed from the ordinary or average in a high degree extremely exceedingly at or to a great distance a long way off at or to a remote point in addition also furthermore moreover greatly exceeding the common size, extent, etc huge immense
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(अंदधुंध) andadhuंdha
can be used as noun, verb, adverb or adjective and have more than one meaning. No of characters: 7 including vowels consonants matras. The word is used as Verb and/or Adjective in hindi .
Transliteration :
a.ndadhuंdha
