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Adjective:

বায়ুরোধী, জলরোধক,

stauncher's Usage Examples:

Sanguisorba means ‘blood stauncher’.

This criticism is stauncher in Australia due to the absence of an equivalent Digital Millennium Copyright.

parishes of the Anglican Communion, many whom desire a continuity with the stauncher Protestant stances of the church before the influence of the Oxford Movement.

because on the issue of government corruption, forcing the PNC to adopt a stauncher Black Nationalist course, while also igniting an oppositional, working-class.

The faith of those who remained was staunch indeed and none were stauncher than Winchester who battled, with the aid of the parents and friends,.

had largely supported Jackson at the previous election, but were much stauncher proponents of states' rights, which ultimately led them to repudiate Jackson.

Some write this:", followed by "either for horse or men, a blood-stauncher".

" The spy reported that she was "altogether a faster, stauncher, and better vessel than either the Oreto (Florida) or Alabama.

not able or willing to uphold, he broke from the MSI to form an even stauncher neofascist formation, known as the Fronte Nazionale.

Herndon was a much stauncher opponent of slavery than Lincoln and claimed that he helped change Lincoln's.

believes the slander spread about the Claw's destruction, and he and Blair's stauncher supporters (Tanaka, nar Hhallas, Devereaux) are frequently at odds.

Opposition to arming blacks was even stauncher.

opposing Reform; while admiring Samson Raphael Hirsch, Leeser was an even stauncher proponent of Zecharias Frankel, whom he considered the "leader of the.

who—like HAMAS—was a staunch opponent of the Oslo accords, but an even stauncher enemy of HAMAS.

(“be the difficulty and danger what they might, non-one could wish for a stauncher comrade”).

stauncher's Meaning':

firm and dependable especially in loyalty

Synonyms:

unswerving; constant; steadfast;

Antonyms:

inconstant; rear; disagree; differ;