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Adj1. पूर्वThe company did not give any advance notice of its closure.--------N1. फैलावThe health department is desperate to halt the advance of brain fever.2. विकास\{दीर्घकालीन\advanceगThe continued advance of some great civilizations always attract historians.3. प्रगतिIt is controversial whether the recent advances in technology are beneficial or detrimental to humanity.4. अग्रिमराशिThe company agreed to pay a festival advance of Rs.1000 to all its employees.The caterers asked for an advance of Rs.10,000 for the contract of the reception party.5. बढ़तThe auctioneer was disappointed to find no advance on the opening bid.6. दोस्ती/प्यार\advanceजताने\advanceकी\advanceकोशिशHow could Surpanakha not feel dejected after all her amorous advances wererejected by Lakshmana?7. पहले\advanceहीWe booked our tickets for the magic show in advance.8. अग्रगामीPlato's ideas were well in advance of his times.--------V1. आगे\advanceबढ़ना[बढाना]The army was ordered to advance.She advanced towards him,waving her tickets.The protestors advanced their leader to talk with the minister.The man advanced towards her menacingly.2. प्रगति\advanceकरनाThe company's shares advanced after the new director joined.3. अग्रिम\advanceराशि\advanceदेनाThe government gave an advance to the farmers to help them buy good seeds.4. विचार\advanceया\advanceसुझाव\advanceदेनाThe corporation has advanced a new policy for regularising illegalconstructions.5. निश्चित\advanceसमय\advanceसे\advanceपूर्व\advanceकरनाThe time of the meeting was advanced in view of the night curfew in the city.
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detrimental — I adjective adverse, afflicting, bad, corrupting, crippling, damaging, deleterious, destructive, disadvantageous, disastrous, discommodious, distressing, disturbing, dreadful, extirpative, fulsome, grievous, harmful, hindering, hurtful, ill… … Law dictionary
Detrimental — Det ri*men tal, a. Causing detriment; injurious; hurtful. [1913 Webster] Neither dangerous nor detrimental to the donor. Addison. Syn: Injurious; hurtful; prejudicial; disadvantageous; mischievous; pernicious. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
detrimental — 1650s; see DETRIMENT (Cf. detriment) + AL (Cf. al) (1). Related: Detrimentally … Etymology dictionary
detrimental — deleterious, noxious, *pernicious, baneful Analogous words: harming or harmful, hurting or hurtful, injuring or injurious, damaging, impairing (see corresponding verbs at INJURE) Antonyms: beneficial Contrasted words: advantageous, profitable… … New Dictionary of Synonyms
detrimental — [adj] damaging, disadvantageous adverse, bad, baleful, deleterious, destructive, disturbing, evil, harmful, hurtful, ill, inimical, injurious, mischievous, negative, nocuous, pernicious, prejudicial, unfavorable; concepts 537,570 Ant.… … New thesaurus
detrimental — [de΄trə ment′ l] adj. [see DETRIMENT] causing detriment; harmful SYN. PERNICIOUS detrimentally adv … English World dictionary
detrimental — adj. detrimental to (smoking is detrimental to health) * * * [ˌdetrɪ mentl] detrimental to (smoking is detrimental to health) … Combinatory dictionary
detrimental — det|ri|men|tal [ˌdetrıˈmentl] adj formal causing harm or damage = ↑damaging detrimental to ▪ Smoking is detrimental to your health. ▪ the detrimental effect of pollution on the environment >detrimentally adv … Dictionary of contemporary English
detrimental — [[t]de̱trɪme̱nt(ə)l[/t]] ADJ GRADED: oft ADJ to n Something that is detrimental to something else has a harmful or damaging effect on it. Many foods are suspected of being detrimental to health because of the chemicals and additives they contain … English dictionary
detrimental — adj. VERBS ▪ be, prove, seem ▪ become ADVERB ▪ extremely, fairly, very, etc … Collocations dictionary
detrimental — I. adjective Date: 1590 obviously harmful ; damaging < the detrimental effects of pollution > Synonyms: see pernicious • detrimentally adverb II. noun Date: 1831 an undesirable or harmful person or … New Collegiate Dictionary
