Noun:

দুর্দান্ত পরিমাপ,

desperate measure's Usage Examples:

civil defense units planned in 1945 in the Empire of Japan as a last desperate measure to defend the Japanese home islands against the projected Allied invasion.

expedition captured the public imagination, and in reference to a desperate measure he took while starving, he became known as "the man who ate his boots".

American Muslim called the book a "hoax", saying it represented "a desperate measure to find some way to convert the infidel Muslims since a few hundred.

With such a disastrous failure, Anakin decides upon a desperate measure, by which he and a small attack group of two troop-transports fly.

The Japanese had begun the deadly practice as a desperate measure during the final stages of the Battle of Leyte and widened its use.

A last desperate measure is tried: a locomotive will join the line after the runaway train.

by the ghost of Rita Repulsa, who was summoned by Trini Kwan as a desperate measure to end their war, to no avail.

effective resistance, the Republican high command resorted to the desperate measure of recalling all available reserves, including the exhausted 84th.

of the club's existence, crowd attendances began to drop, and in a desperate measure to revive the club's fortunes, Cochrane attempted to get the deciding.

Hassan's death with the help of Dr Legg (Leonard Fenton), who takes the desperate measure of placing Mary's baby, Annie, in her lap, allowing her, finally,.

Union" and called Annexation of Crimea by the Russian Federation "a desperate measure on the part of Russia in order to prevent economic and military imbalance.

section of the North-South Tunnel beneath the nearby Landwehrkanal as a desperate measure to slow the Soviet advance.

The Japanese, in a desperate measure, collected as many troops as possible in April 1945 to invade a heavy.

This is often a desperate measure on the part of the defending player and indicates that player is losing.

In a last, desperate measure, Lot orders that the dam that the Hebrews have built be broken.

now heading upstream, decided to turn the tide of the battle with a desperate measure.

Traveling to the past is a desperate measure to introduce the virus to humans with more robust immune systems in.

"several times" that, and that a sale of its stake in Mazda would be a desperate measure.

Synonyms:

hopeless; despairing;

Antonyms:

hopeful; unpropitiousness; auspicious;