Noun:

উত্পাত মান,

nuisance value's Usage Examples:

after suffering a badly gashed shin which rendered him no more than nuisance value as no substitutions were then allowed.

The Japanese occupied Attu and Kiska, two islands of little except nuisance value.

Chhabra's democratic style of auditioning has previously invited nuisance value from potential actors.

grass produces a seed head that becomes wind blown and can become a nuisance value and a fire hazard due to it gathering in wind drifts.

(sewing machine), did little damage in night raids but had an immense nuisance value.

"no questions of prestige should stand in the way of our using our nuisance value while we have one to get the best peace terms possible.

Sporting events have banned selfie sticks both for their "nuisance value" and for interfering with other spectators' enjoyment or view.

Even though the claim may not have worked, PHH was freed from the ‘nuisance value’ of defending the claim.

relations with the country concerned, or were they merely of nuisance value?" Conflict Quarterly criticized such absence in the book and identified.

The enemy planes "maintained their nuisance value the entire period of daylight," enjoying what almost amounted to immunity.

"Also considered were his nuisance value as a disrupter of enemy defenses and his ability to transform the Packers.

"In even the most unmeritorious cases, plaintiffs can receive nuisance value settlements paid by defendants who simply want to avoid the costs of.

These raids caused little damage and were of nuisance value only.

So in 1972, the Goodis estate agreed that the case now had only "nuisance value" and accepted "12,000 to settle the matter.

although it was of little value to the German war-effort, other than its nuisance value in occupying the attention of Allied counter-intelligence agencies.

Synonyms:

disadvantage; awkwardness;

Antonyms:

advantage; profitableness; expedience;