Noun:

সমর তহবিল,

war chest's Usage Examples:

A war chest is a metaphor for any collection of tools or money intended to be used in a challenging or dangerous situation.

30,000 were captured, as were many of his possessions, including his war chest and a library valued at £5000.

killed by a stray bullet and the Ottoman army routed, leaving behind the war chest and their artillery.

(IIL) in Tokyo, were accused in the file of having made away with the war chest Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose's had created for the Indian National Army.

was unopposed for the GOP nomination, and spent the summer amassing a war chest of over "5.

Lummis had the experience and name recognition and Gordon a massive war chest, "647,768 in self-financing as of June 30, 2008, and early television.

in October 2008, he built up a war chest for potential media acquisitions following the sale Nova, the Bulgarian.

During the Battle of Soor, the unit looted a Prussian war chest and the belongings of Frederick the Great.

The Swedes had captured the Saxon artillery, war chest and King August's entire baggage as well as 60 standards and banners.

and future business development and acquisitions, with an ample funded war chest, the M'A spree continued with another 19 companies acquired that is expected.

Bush in 2016, come into the first primaries and caucuses with a full war chest of money, support from office holders, and an aura of inevitability.

Synonyms:

monetary fund; fund;

Antonyms:

divest;