penetrating
मर्मज्ञ
definition
verb
the shrapnel had penetrated his head and chest
succeed in forcing a way into or through (a thing).
adjective
the problem of penetrating damp
able to make a way through or into something.
translation of 'penetrating'
तेज,
चुभनेवाला,
तीक्ष्ण,
तीव्र
adjective
मर्मज्ञ,
तेज़,
भेदनेवाला,
तीखा,
भेदक,
कुशाग्र
example
Instead, he is most often regarded as a man of 'penetrating' insight.
He or she allows employees to think for themselves by encouraging them to show initiative, to think critically, to ask 'penetrating' questions about their work.
They tend to feel warm, have somewhat oily skin, 'penetrating' eyes, and sharp features.
At her mother's 'penetrating' stare, she muttered, ‘sorry’ and inhaled deeply.
He had not expected such a 'penetrating' question so quickly.
Only at nights did he fear the 'penetrating' eyes of his wife.
The 'penetrating' whine of the fighter-bombers and the blast of the missiles overwhelm my brain, robbing me of both understanding and psyche.
Driven by a 'penetrating' east wind, it drifted until every hollow and depression was filled and the landscape assumed the appearance of a vast white prairie.
What is this 'penetrating' insight that leads us to the direct experience of emptiness?
One of the men was clearly a young Bill, with the same 'penetrating' eyes and subdued smile.
By depending on the religious inclination of the general public he has evinced extremely 'penetrating' insight.
I rushed into the living room to see poor Graham getting well and truly damp in a fine, 'penetrating' rain.
I tried very hard that day, but I could not hear what she heard in his voice nor see what she saw in his starkly 'penetrating' eyes.
The mechanisms often seize through lack of use, but with the wiper motor removed - a relatively simple task - it's possible to get to the problem areas and apply 'penetrating' oil.
I looked at the doctor with 'penetrating' eyes and declared, ‘I'll have this baby by midnight!’
More often she presents her men and women with such a 'penetrating' , somber empathy that a deliberate affective claustrophobia seizes the reader.
To several cohorts of students in Social Studies 10, I can only say that I learned more from your 'penetrating' questions than I probably ever taught you in tutorial.
The puma nodded once and stepped outside into the 'penetrating' cold.
In an instant, he is there once more, with his familiar, intense, 'penetrating' , braying sound.
Acid or chemical stain is a 'penetrating' stain that chemically etches the color into the concrete for a permanent marble like finish.
His hair is a light brown, with very 'penetrating' eyes, and a slightly brooding look.
It's turned suddenly rather cold, in that 'penetrating' way that gets into the bones and takes an awful lot of shifting.
Its 'penetrating' tone could carry far and rise above the fracas.
He stared at her, his piercing, 'penetrating' gaze shooting right through her, reading her like a book.
Delivering six full songs and other song fragments, her 'penetrating' chest voice and her haunting ornaments in piquant modes were simply stunning.
His 'penetrating' insights into aspects of health policy during the 1950s and 1960s are unsurpassed.
I started wondering about this 'penetrating' chemical presence when some vile organic substance bubbled up from a clogged pipe in our basement floor the day after we moved in.
He was fairly short, a trifle rotund, with dark 'penetrating' eyes that had a way of roving mercurially over objects under surveillance.
He wore a long, rough-looking, black cloak and looked out at you from under his hood with deep brown, 'penetrating' eyes.
He has, with sheer 'penetrating' insight, portrayed the decadent values and human failings of his times in simple but effective words.
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