Adjective:

বায়ুরোধী, জলরোধক,

staunching's Usage Examples:

relief from choking (which can be done by using the Heimlich maneuver), staunching of bleeding by direct compression and elevation above the heart (and if.

Other medicinal uses include pain relief, staunching blood flow, combating malaria, ulcers, asthma and improving digestion.

In Iran this was enormously popular and seen as a long overdue staunching of the bleeding of its national wealth which could now be harnessed to.

both the Kingmoor and Bramham Moor Rings is interpreted as a spell for staunching blood, based on comparison with a charm containing the sequence ærcrio.

The word ischemia (/ɪˈskiːmiə/) is from Greek ἴσχαιμος iskhaimos, "staunching blood" from ἴσχω iskhο, "keep back, restrain" and αἷμα haima, "blood".

The first fully documented experiment using Denys’ blood staunching liquor was carried out on May 30, 1673 in London by English physician.

widely used for tanning and dyeing leather, and also as a styptic for staunching bleeding.

for England was to visit the district of Upper Tweedale with a view to staunching this bloody feud.

was used because it was believed that walrus tusk had the property of staunching a hemorrhage.

with the transaction still pending before the CRTC and no prospect of staunching CKO's mounting losses in the interim, AGRA decided to euthanize the network.

for pain and belladonna for hearing issues, it was used for things like staunching a bleeding wound, and as an anti emetic.

extinguished by 11 September, when salvage teams boarded New Diamond to work on staunching a fuel oil leak and prepare the ship for a tow to a port where the cargo.

Larger leaves were useful for staunching wounds.

subsequent recollection of the events, but it is certain that van Gogh, after staunching the bleeding, bandaged his injury and left the severed ear at a maison.

in considerable favour, and the king took a personal interest in the staunching of a blood-feud between him and his neighbour, Moultray of Seafield.

Tactical air power, including CAS, was largely instrumental in staunching communist offensives as the opposing forces swept back and forth in mobile.

News of this scares off other customers and tanker owners, staunching the small flow of Iranian oil exports.

[page needed] Also, events exposed a severe lack of procedures for emergency staunching of bleeding.

Amedeo to prevent him further injuring himself and helped him indoors, staunching his bleeding face until first aid could be administered.

Synonyms:

steadfast; constant; unswerving;

Antonyms:

differ; disagree; rear; inconstant;