Adverb:

স্তম্ভ থেকে পোস্ট,

from pillar to post's Usage Examples:

Meanwhile, Vik wakes up and starts running from pillar to post looking for the device which had put him to sleep.

Along with Archana, he runs from pillar to post for a loan.

18th century itself, the music historian Charles Burney was sent from pillar to post in search of places where the operation was carried out: I enquired.

She runs from pillar to post to get help, but her credibility is at an all-time low and the entire.

Her brother Thyagu aspires to become a doctor; Lalitha runs from pillar to post to get him a seat in a medical college.

lotuses, for which assistant directors Manobala and Manivannan "ran from pillar to post to get it ready".

They "were kicked about from pillar to post" for 10 years, until John C.

The rest is all about how Jothi travels from pillar to post to reach out for Thamizharasi and repents for his acts that altered.

Restless by nature and wounded by the past, she seems to live from pillar to post, from mattress to mattress, bobbing along through life with no anchor.

"Narikuravas running from pillar to post for ST status".

Synonyms:

hither and thither;

Antonyms:

inferior; nonworker; stranger; foe;