Meaning of (समद्धत) samaddhata in english

As noun : promoted Ex:  Germany has promoted itself as Land of ideas.
uplifted aroused worked up inflamed hyped up wired pumped up roily charge up astir abroach raise Ex:  They tried to raise the populace exasperated roiling pumped arrogant supercilious pharisee cheek high and mighty uppity grand snob squirt crude Ex:  A marble crude yokelish impossible Ex:  It is impossible to speak of a single form of African French ill bred abrupt rough discourteous lowbred unmannered ill mannered bad mannered bounderish gothic savage neanderthal coarse Ex:  Speech, about, coarse details, Speech, about, details contrary to propriety, decency in the raw caveman unrefined uncivilized uncivilised peasant Ex:  peasant soup, soup made of various vegetables cave man cave dweller barbarous wild Ex:  By extension, this word applies to where amphitheatres, particularly in the Midi area, will give bullfights or wild cows brash nervy assumptive assuming pert bold Ex:  This is a bold rascal, a bold liar, etc saucy immodest puppy brass crisp crushing Ex:  The regularity of crushing contributes to the beauty of printing retentive deep Ex:  It means figuratively, in ordinary language, Stirring deep , passionate, lead sharp clear Ex:  , It is not clear in full view noon, that is, it is not day at noon, says a person who doubts of some thing obvious, or who denies keen sound Ex:  It also means uniformity, similarity of sound in the word endings extreme Ex:  Boast extreme and usual yare heavy Ex:  This is the time of year where heavy rains can be expected. virulent rowdy high Ex:  None of the hills are especially high
As verb : excited Ex:  Put the other train, The excited to joy, pleasure agitated Ex:  , when they are violently agitated arouse roiled flushed heated Ex:  He also said, speaking of a metal or of another body heated until it turns red without melting wind up assuming piercing frequent Ex:  Electrical storms are much more frequent irritated
As adjective : frantic fierce edgy irritated emotional feverish ablaze incandescent mad hot Ex:  Nighttime hot spots include places such as Downtown Los Angeles big Ex:  It has been able to agree with him, he was too big claims haughty cocky cavalier conceited hoity toity vulgar Ex:  What the most vulgar is not always taken very estimable coarse Ex:  Speech, about, coarse details, Speech, about, details contrary to propriety, decency rude Ex:  A marble crude barbarous unparliamentary uncouth underbred impolite uncivil ungracious indelicate indecorous uncourteous unmannerly brusque boorish robust Ex:  It also says a strong person and robust unchaste ill bread fruity graceless rugged stubborn presumptuous impertinent insolent assumptive irreverent wrongheaded intense Ex:  Because of the intense interest intensive exquisite severe Ex:  It is more familiar than Lies and applies to things less severe violent Ex:  A violent vehement bright Ex:  , Making a pint of good blood, experience a bright contentment, good fun loud Ex:  , breaking the head, Mute by a loud noise fierce furious Ex:  It must be furious to support such views turbulent raucous ferocious truculent aggressive Ex:  It is judged at the point, aggressive treatment reminded the Life acrid malignant strong Ex:  They should never be mixed with chlorine-containing products or strong oxidants vicious Ex:  VICE is said, by extension, the People vicious
Suggested : to move or force into violent, irregular action to stir to action or strong response excite stirred emotionally agitated improved, as in mood or spirit to help or encourage to exist or flourish further
Exampleसमद्धत का हिन्दी मे अर्थ

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(समद्धत) samaddhata can be used as noun, verb or adjective and have more than one meaning. No of characters: 6 including consonants matras. The word is used as Adjective in hindi originated from Sanskrit language . Transliteration : samaddhata

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