backward
पिछड़ा
definition
adverb
he took a step backward
(of a movement) away from one's front; in the direction of one's back.
a loving look backward at his early life
toward or into the past.
adjective
she left the room without a backward glance
directed behind or to the rear.
economically backward countries
having made less than normal progress.
translation of 'backward'
पश्चवर्ती,
विकेट का पीछे वाला हिस्सा,
पश्चात
adverb
पीछे का,
पिछला
adjective
पिछड़ा,
मति-मंद,
पिछड़ा हुआ
example
This is a major 'backward' step for the future and for energy generally.
Of course, the league took its first step 'backward' financially last year, when the salary cap was reduced from the previous season's cap for the first time.
He was looking 'backward' to this life, and wanting it all now.
All told, it appears that marooned on this jungle island, humanity took a giant step 'backward' to survive.
This was a bitter step 'backward' for the coach, who led his old school to a winning record and a bowl in his debut a year ago.
If a player turns his hat 'backward' , he's not trying to make a cultural statement.
The book gives us a 'backward' glance of Ballaghaderreen; it is the touching for a moment of the familiar places of the town.
If we leave too early, the people will suffer horribly and the world will have taken one giant step 'backward' .
This 'backward' movement shortens (and thus reduces the tension of) the spring, permitting the box once again to ride the belt.
As he did so, he took a step 'backward' and lost his balance.
Meanwhile, cinematic science fiction takes a big giant step 'backward' .
But his level was so much higher at the position, he could take a step 'backward' and still be better than most.
He hasn't lost faith, even with the Chiefs taking a huge step 'backward' a year go.
You take a couple of steps 'backward' , turn and walk quickly toward the front door.
No excuses, no 'backward' steps, just aggression and dynamism and a lot of honesty, qualities that have finally given him a secure hold on Ireland's No.1 jersey.
What normal twenty-year old rushed home straight after classes, without a 'backward' glance?
A progressive president and a 'backward' parliament rarely go well together.
History never moves 'backward' , and the past never returns.
In this exercise you will be counting 'backward' from fifty to zero, synchronizing the counting with your breathing.
The fur naps to the rear, thus sliding forward and resisting 'backward' movement.
‘At a time when business de-rating has ended, it's a 'backward' step to see the promotion of Orange halls in this way’.
But I was to learn that every step forward by the accounting industry was followed by a giant step 'backward' .
So higher education is denied to the economically 'backward' students.
Establishing new structures without a balanced means for selecting participants may be a giant step 'backward' .
With the exception of a 'backward' minority, the people in Young genuinely embrace the refugees.
A man who is just standing, no matter how strong he may be, will falter 'backward' if you push him from the front.
Few successful players can omit the 'backward' movement.
They were 'backward' , discriminatory, and wasted their nations' resources in decadent indulgences.
Then something yanked my feet out from under me and I fell 'backward' into the pool and came up sputtering.
Yet we are not some 'backward' , powerless people who must flee to our caves.
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