Verb:

অস্পষ্ট আভাস দেত্তয়া,

adumbrate's Usage Examples:

liked the word "adumbrate", meaning "to prefigure indistinctly or foreshadow", so it ended up on the verb list[.

You had to "adumbrate the elephant".

umbilication umbr- shade, shadow Latin umbra adumbral, adumbrant, adumbrate, adumbration, adumbrative, antumbra, inumbrate, obumbrant, obumbrate, obumbration,.

known for his use of rarely used words — such as condign, pellucidly and adumbrate — for highlighting apparent discrepancies in witnesses' emailed descriptions.

Also, being my debut album, it would adumbrate some violent entry into the music industry.

made by human hands adumbrate the cross made by divine hands, so has the sequel of ever higher orders of life through aeons adumbrated the mind-spirit which.

systematic" Talmudic knowledge, and was distinguished for his ability to adumbrate long Talmudic discussions.

disposition of the themes in the minuet scene in the present work also adumbrate a moral fable: that the flirtatiousness of Cherubino which may seem harmless.

important its biological and regulative character; all that remains is to adumbrate in which sense it is philosophical".

appear to adumbrate rather than crystalize the poet's intention.

with a series of practical enhancements which seemed to reflect and adumbrate a sustained theatre revival in Spain during the middle and later decades.

fatally indistinguishable from the world it attempted to adumbrate, to signify.

ultimate, ultimatum, ultimogeniture umbra umbr- shade, shadow adumbrate, adumbration, inumbrate, penumbra, umbrage, umbrageous, umbrella †umbella unbell-.

instead wishing that 'a loan exhibition may be formed which shall at least adumbrate the range and history of [Japanese] art'.

Jung indicates that communities may uniquely adumbrate their meaning.

The myth of Proteus serves, according to Bacon, to adumbrate the path to extracting truth from matter.

and that 'some day a loan exhibition may be formed which shall at least adumbrate the range and history of that [Japanese] art'.

Synonyms:

depict; draw; outline; sketch; describe; block out;

Antonyms:

sheathe; deposit; invest; glycerolize; push;