hostile
विरोधी
definition
adjective
a hostile audience
unfriendly; antagonistic.
translation of 'hostile'
शत्रू संबंधीचा,
शत्रुत्व करणारा,
विरोधी
example
Bradford and Bingley is protected from a 'hostile' takeover for five years following flotation.
The situation he's referring to is an Opposition-controlled Parliament and a 'hostile' media.
The video shows what the U.S. Military calls a legitimate strike against 'hostile' forces.
It marks the first time a foreign company has launched a 'hostile' takeover bid for a mainland company.
Globalization simply means freedom of movement for goods and people, and it is hard to be violently 'hostile' to that.
To avoid a 'hostile' takeover the target company may seek a ‘white knight’, another company with which it would prefer to merge.
The former building society also remains 'hostile' to the trend, although it is unlikely to participate in any high-profile campaign.
The speech, an argument against the enslavement of women, was to be directed to a 'hostile' audience of whites.
A couple of months before he died, he became very 'hostile' , very angry and he complained of horrible headaches.
The US-backed security forces are capable only of sporadic raids into the 'hostile' countryside and attacks on them are increasing.
Unocal said its board would consider the 'hostile' takeover bid.
In the late 1970s, Ansett became the target of 'hostile' takeover bids.
If Ebay, which has a virtual monopoly on classifieds is so 'hostile' to decentralization, perhaps Ebay is vulnerable to the syndication model?
But it was clear last night that the proposals would face 'hostile' opposition from some health professionals and parents' groups.
Grubman knew Ebbers, and even advised him on the 'hostile' takeover of MCI.
When there was 'hostile' takeover bid, the town held prayer meetings for their corporation.
Usually, the front armor is the strongest, so it's a good idea to attack 'hostile' tanks from the rear, or at least the side.
Another woman in another 'hostile' TV audience revealed his ignorance about the difficulties of making appointments to see a GP.
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.
Industry observers say there have been no other successful 'hostile' takeovers of a large European bank.
PeopleSoft has also sued Oracle in connection with the 'hostile' takeover bid.
Interesting idea here: why are the dogs antisocial, 'hostile' , and aggressive?
It is deeply 'hostile' to religion, but finds it useful.
It is essential that all forces and assets that can combat 'hostile' aircraft should take part in air defense.
A 'hostile' takeover occurs when a company buys a controlling share of a target company.
Units of troops might have become separated and subject to attack by 'hostile' or friendly forces.
It doesn't oppose science, but is merely 'hostile' to the idea that human beings can be defined solely by what science calibrates.
But at the time I was so 'hostile' to the system I didn't realize that they were trying to cooperate with me.
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.
John Redwood congratulated the BBC journalist for his courage in speaking before such a 'hostile' audience.
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