adverse
প্রতিকূল
definition
adjective
taxes are having an adverse effect on production
preventing success or development; harmful; unfavorable.
translation of 'adverse'
অসুবিধাজনক,
ক্ষতিকর,
বিপ্রতীপ,
বিমুখ,
বিরোধী
adjective
মন্দ,
বিপরীত,
অশোভন,
প্রতিকূল,
পরিপন্থী,
বিরূদ্ধ,
অননুকূল,
বিরোধী
example
Despite the 'adverse' blustery weather conditions, it was clear that Oxford had the edge.
The 'adverse' publicity generated by the hijacking was the last thing the airline needed.
Roadworks on three of the routes in and out of Skipton are having an 'adverse' effect on local businesses.
The most common 'adverse' effects reported related to skin irritation and skin burning.
The child required urgent medical attention but did not develop long term 'adverse' effects.
Fortunately, most schools forced to close due to the 'adverse' weather were due to reopen today.
The development will not have any 'adverse' effect upon bats or other wildlife living in the area.
Bacteria present in organic matter can have 'adverse' effects on human and animal health.
She said the development would have major 'adverse' impacts on the beauty of the landscape.
It was bound to attract 'adverse' publicity and bring the profession into disrepute.
Perhaps they never learned how to drive in 'adverse' conditions in the first place.
He believed it would have 'adverse' effect on business and trade in the community.
Of course, there is also the 'adverse' publicity that could dog them for years to come.
Sources say that clients are leaving in droves because of the continuing 'adverse' publicity.
A hike in interest rates could have an 'adverse' effect on house prices and in terms of consumer wealth.
The 'adverse' publicity has caused tourists to stay away in droves from the countryside and towns.
I hope his commitment and long hours do not have 'adverse' effects on him or his family.
So when lawn edges become overgrown and tatty, it can have an 'adverse' effect on the look of the whole garden.
The trials had been cancelled after the drug was found to cause an 'adverse' reaction.
Not only did they put up a good show in 'adverse' circumstances, they entertained the crowd greatly.
It will all come down to what is sustainable and what will not impact 'adversely' on the park's fauna and flora.
This would 'adversely' affect the election and bring the results into disrepute.
Cutting back on pension payments is bound to impact 'adversely' on the living standards of future pensioners.
Public servants are used to being compared, 'adversely' , with the private sector.
The unity and character of our village has been 'adversely' affected.
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