rampant
প্রসারণশীল
definition
adjective
political violence was rampant
(especially of something unwelcome or unpleasant) flourishing or spreading unchecked.
two gold lions rampant
(of an animal) represented standing on one hind foot with its forefeet in the air (typically in profile, facing the dexter (left) side, with right hind foot and tail raised, unless otherwise specified).
translation of 'rampant'
পিছনের পায়ে ভর দিয়ে আক্রমণাত্মক ভঙ্গিতে দণ্ডায়মান,
উত্তেজিত,
উন্মত্ত
adjective
প্রসারণশীল,
তেজস্বী,
প্রচণ্ড,
বৃদ্ধিশীল,
বাধাহীন
example
White on 55 minutes and Hall on 87 minutes left their mark but it was a 'rampant' second half performance that saw the home side sweep Croydon away, almost with the outgoing tide.
In Salient issue 15, you may have read about how somebody ruined their life with the excesses of 'rampant' sex and drugs, and to be honest it does happen.
Council tax, on the other hand, is based on property values and so can throw up all sorts of anomalies, especially at times of 'rampant' house price inflation.
Cedar trees were 'rampant' on the untended grounds, attesting to the name of the Suttons' residence, and as he strode by one, he reached for a handful of green needles.
In my view, it has always been a case of 'rampant' U.S. Credit inflation impairing the dollar.
It is a similar picture in thousands of villages across China, where population growth has meant 'rampant' farming and wasteful irrigation.
They had secured a bonus point by the 25th minute, and eight more scores followed in a 'rampant' second-half performance, with Will Greenwood and Ben Cohen both grabbing a brace of tries.
One main aim of this plan was to halt the 'rampant' inflation of the Nicaraguan currency, the cordoba.
Avoid 'rampant' non-natives species such as Canadian pond weed and rapidly spreading duckweeds and water ferns.
And, fortunately for gardeners, there are many other ornamental climbers that are not quite as 'rampant' but produce a good display throughout the year.
We're also told we're experiencing 'rampant' house price inflation which will undermine inflation targets.
Large ornate metal gates broke the monotony of the fencing, featuring the crest of a rampant goat and ox, and supported by two pillars crowned by identical statues of 'rampant' elephants bearing arms.
Cracked masonry, incessant graffiti and 'rampant' weeds completed an image of decrepitude.
The 'rampant' vines produce numerous pods that turn purple as they mature.
The weeds and 'rampant' vegetation seem to be dying off, as if the owner has run amok with a weedkiller can a few years too late.
At first the deficit was partly masked by 'rampant' inflation and partly also set off against the money coming in from privatizations.
In his eyes, to improve the situation, effective control over the 'rampant' exaggeration contained in advertisements for sex products was necessary.
Put simply, if inflation is bad, it is difficult to see why 'rampant' house price inflation can credibly be seen as anything good.
The glamour has faded away, because of the weak main building and the 'rampant' plants growing inside and outside.
Weeks after allegations of 'rampant' grade inflation, Harvard University professors are being asked to justify the grades they give students.
The downturn in the technology sector put a swift end to IT recruitment trends characterised by inflated salaries and 'rampant' job-hopping at all levels.
This could be accounted for by his being credited with reducing 'rampant' inflation through a shock of strict monetary policies.
It is also suffering from 'rampant' inflation, resulting in strikes, protests and the collapse of business investments.
Instead of getting rid of it, I decided to ‘plant’ it in the back garden where a 'rampant' Euphorbia wulfenii needed restraining.
Make sure, though, that you have room to grow them: Wisterias are vigorous, even 'rampant' growers.
Inflation was 'rampant' (reaching around 1,000 per cent in Argentina) and currencies collapsed.
This job, more than any other, has really opened my eyes to just how 'rampant' and unchecked mental illness is these days.
Individuals had to learn the importance of clean hands and basic personal sanitation to stop the 'rampant' spread of infectious disease.
And yes, they need sun-drenched days to produce the 'rampant' vines that manufacture carbohydrates that sweeten the fruits.
Boxthorn's 'rampant' growth has always been a problem.
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