superficial
ഉപരിപ്ളവമായ
definition
adjective
the building suffered only superficial damage
existing or occurring at or on the surface.
translation of 'superficial'
adjective
ഉപരിപ്ളവമായ
example
The rest is 'superficial' , a blight of the modern obsession with looks and image.
A spokesman confirmed he was detained overnight with 'superficial' injuries.
Latent infection is seen as the scabby, 'superficial' lesions on roots.
A 'superficial' comparison of Roth with Malamud reveals two versions of the problems of self-definition which is at the core of this literature.
The connection between the two is not external and 'superficial' , but deeply internal and causal.
Sensibly, I think, he acknowledges that comics and movies are two wildly different media, despite 'superficial' resemblances.
Before reading the book I only had a 'superficial' knowledge of his life and career.
It's too light to be a spoof, too 'superficial' to get to the real meat of why rap culture inspires so many privileged peons.
They were treated for smoke inhalation and 'superficial' burns.
Masson takes him to a nearby doctor who allays his fears that he only suffered 'superficial' flesh wounds - he has nothing serious to worry about.
He gives a 'superficial' and inadequate account of Kipling's curious, subtle, savage, contradictory passion for England, which was both his home and his place of exile.
That said there does appear to be some 'superficial' evidence that suggests the period from May to September is a dull period for shares.
The damage was 'superficial' and the problem fixed.
This principle states that, despite the 'superficial' power enjoyed by the capitalists and landowners, the true bosses under capitalism are the consumers.
Bitty Schram is suitably 'superficial' and irritating as Hallie.
However, the better you know Doucet's sources, the more you realize how 'superficial' his version is.
The script lacks any such subtleties and none of the cast is skillful enough to be able to suggest any depth beyond the script's 'superficial' characterizations.
But this is pretty lame stuff - dated, 'superficial' , unfocused and only intermittently engrossing.
The 'superficial' distinction, that architects necessarily have to deal with the urban context while sculptors can choose to avoid it, conceals much more complicated variations.
I can't imagine any lady in real life being so easily seduced by so 'superficial' a character.
That is, they sound good on a 'superficial' level, but a look at the fine print shows a different picture.
Whilst these conclusions may have a 'superficial' validity they say nothing of the dynamics and processes of change and the social content underlying the institutional restructuring explored by the authors.
While there is a 'superficial' resemblance in shape, the Atech lacks some of the more elegant features of the Macintosh, such as the clamshell design, but adds some nifty features for system builders.
Most of the problems are 'superficial' and have no real substance.
Critics with a 'superficial' understanding of the principle imagine that it would force all land into use and lead to overdevelopment.
I was in two major car accidents, which left me with 'superficial' scars that I will carry the rest of my life.
On a purely 'superficial' level, this album mirrors its predecessor so closely I ought to really give them identical grades.
Yet from Dione's point of view, their realism and design are 'superficial' features.
It is the vision of an Englishman, a sportsman and a visitor yet not that of a 'superficial' tourist, and, irritating as it might be to the Scottish nationalist in the age of devolution, it still exerts a powerful appeal.
Dialogue is sparse, so the humour is 'superficial' , not character-driven, and shows up as glib one-liners.
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