hostile
প্রতিকূল
definition
adjective
a hostile audience
unfriendly; antagonistic.
translation of 'hostile'
adjective
দ্রোহী,
শত্রুপক্ষীয়,
প্রতিদ্বন্দ্বী,
প্রতিকূল,
পরিপন্থী,
বিরোধী,
শত্রুতাকারী,
বিলোম,
শত্রুতাপরায়ণ,
শত্রুতাপূর্ণ
example
Globalization simply means freedom of movement for goods and people, and it is hard to be violently 'hostile' to that.
But at the time I was so 'hostile' to the system I didn't realize that they were trying to cooperate with me.
Units of troops might have become separated and subject to attack by 'hostile' or friendly forces.
And what message would Allende have sent to a 'hostile' military had he refused the aid?
But it was clear last night that the proposals would face 'hostile' opposition from some health professionals and parents' groups.
That is why housing worker unions such as Unison are 'hostile' to the plans and yesterday angrily began their campaign for a ‘no’ vote.
Industry observers say there have been no other successful 'hostile' takeovers of a large European bank.
It is significant that a lot of the coverage is coming from Britain, a country that is still 'hostile' to the idea of ever joining the single currency.
This can create some interesting maneuvers as Rayne takes on nearby enemies while evading 'hostile' fire.
Of course, the media is 'hostile' to nationalism in Scotland and gives the SNP a hard time, but that has always been the case.
On the other hand, it meant that some of his ideas provoked 'hostile' opposition, while others were greeted with incomprehension or indifference.
Greenock's attack was far from 'hostile' and slipshod strokeplay accounted for the demise of the home side.
Russia and China were openly 'hostile' to the plan.
In October 2003, First Active will lose its five-year long protection from 'hostile' takeover.
To avoid a 'hostile' takeover the target company may seek a ‘white knight’, another company with which it would prefer to merge.
Then the official line changed to claiming that the aircraft had come under ‘sustained and 'hostile' fire’.
Type A people, who tend to get angry and 'hostile' easily, are more likely to get heart attacks.
Then Cohee attempted a 'hostile' takeover of the bank in 2000 and was defeated.
And they have recognised that the movement must be built in the face of 'hostile' opposition from a Labour government.
I wonder how long it took before the crew of the stealth aircraft realised that those blips were incoming 'hostile' aircraft?
The situation he's referring to is an Opposition-controlled Parliament and a 'hostile' media.
The US-backed security forces are capable only of sporadic raids into the 'hostile' countryside and attacks on them are increasing.
Military officials do not believe the crash was caused by 'hostile' fire.
It more than triples the range the Navy can engage an air target and allows ships to act prior to 'hostile' aircraft being in a position to launch their own weapons.
The most direct is to detect, classify, locate, track, and attack 'hostile' submarines.
John Redwood congratulated the BBC journalist for his courage in speaking before such a 'hostile' audience.
Interesting idea here: why are the dogs antisocial, 'hostile' , and aggressive?
One reason my reaction is so 'hostile' to the practice we're discussing is that I see it as imposing a modest risk for no benefit.
I have often observed that political extremist of all stripes are often very angry and 'hostile' people.
The idea that there is a school, a group of people, who believe that any multilateralism is 'hostile' to American interests is simply wrong.
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