Verb:

তুচ্ছ ব্যাপারে রত থাকা,

niggles's Usage Examples:

reliable seamer who never suffered serious injury despite several lesser niggles, he played three Test matches in 1991 and 1993, and four One Day Internationals.

In conclusion he felt that the drawbacks were "niggles" and that the W880i was a contender for the best phone of 2007.

"No more niggles for isolated Brydie".

" She concluded with a strong recommendation, saying, "Despite these niggles, Clones in Space is a fun adventure, and well worth adding to your collection.

boring and with its flat sprites, lack of a save function and other minor niggles, it's hard to recommend as an essential purchase.

Rock United Reviews, who rated the album a 7 out of 10, "despite a few niggles, however, this is a great album that should not be missed by anyone who.

hampered by regular injury problems and had a tendency to fall prey to 'niggles' in his back and legs, to such an extent that the first bowling machine.

feels "a certain detachment from the principal character," but the minor niggles about the art in the first issue have been addressed and they declare that.

the 2008 season, as it's a proven machine and it won't have any of the niggles or teething problems of a new car.

prompts the 'Can do better' report are the little, but eminently avoidable, niggles.

impressive form of Fulham's midfield and also Dacourt picking up some injury niggles, Dacourt's move to Fulham was not made permanent come the summer, Dacourt.

Personal issues and injury niggles kept Caesar unheard of in 2013.

She’s a big, raw mare that gets a few little niggles and that was a great way to finish off.

the rating of 3/5 and wrote, "If you are able to look past many of these niggles it's thank to Hrithik Roshan's committed performance which keeps you rooting.

Richard Brooks is a digger and a troublemaker who niggles away at difficult subjects in a meticulous, punchy and highly effective.

Synonyms:

fence; quibble; pettifog; squabble; argue; brabble; bicker; contend; debate;

Antonyms:

disclaim; refrain; defend; make peace; agree;