extremity
உச்சநிலையை
definition
noun
the peninsula's western extremity
the furthest point or limit of something.
the extremity of the violence concerns us
the extreme degree or nature of something.
translation of 'extremity'
முடிவு
example
At the western 'extremity' of Florentine territory (in the outskirts of Pisa) was a historic Petrine site, the Romanesque church of San Piero a Grado.
The case of Vancouver's mass-murder of sex trade workers was rare because of its 'extremity' , but violence on the stroll is nothing new.
Although the Maginot Line stopped short of the Ardennes, much of this area consisted of steep hills covered by thick forest, and its western 'extremity' was protected by the deep and wide River Meuse with its steeply escarped banks.
There was one occasion when house fires broke out at the same time in each 'extremity' .
Since the criteria of her anthology require a poet to have personally experienced political or social 'extremity' , technically her own work is disqualified.
And what surprises me is the 'extremity' of the view he now expresses.
the terror of an animal in 'extremity'
Set well back behind eroded cliffs close to the western 'extremity' of St Abbs Head in Berwickshire, this is a boat dive in what could almost be described as a lagoon, protected from the chop and surge on the outside.
Neither one of us knew what hazards and beats awaited us at the 'extremity' of this path.
Through the examples of the various characters' responses to radical hardship and 'extremity' in the wake of the war's carnage, the film presents the act of killing as the basis of human degradation and loss of self.
Many will find fault with such writing, written in conditions of 'extremity' , and which rely on the immediacies of direct address.
Yet the idea that some things should not be shown is persistent, and present even in 'extremity' .
The final major feature is Circus Rift, which is at the western 'extremity' of the Upper Series.
The eastern 'extremity' of the peninsula is called Ackers Point.
First, administration officials exaggerated the 'extremity' of the possible responses.
I became alienated from everything that was going on around me - because of the violence and 'extremity' of it.
For centuries it was part of a Roman burial ground, an unclean 'extremity' lying beyond the walls of the City of London.
the terror of an animal in 'extremity'
Once New Zealand realises the 'extremity' and the radical nature of what that man is proposing with tax and other financial matters, they will be mortified.
The North-East should be seen as a bridge to lands and opportunities beyond rather than as a cul-de-sac in a troublesome 'extremity' of the country.
In 'extremity' , they rebelled and rioted with regularity and enthusiasm.
Every scene enacts some moment of emotional 'extremity' in which the characters are confronted by their inability to articulate their desires and react instead with violence and cruelty, the lees of love.
In Being and Time, Heidegger carried Emersonian subjectivity and self-reliance to a point of new 'extremity' .
It is the filmmakers of East Asia who've cornered the market in outrage and 'extremity' .
‘There are not enough exclamation marks in this universe to convey the 'extremity' of my recoil from a statement so reality-impaired,’ he wrote.
She starts, too, from positions of provoking 'extremity' … but passes rapidly from violent identification to a blank disbelief in what she has undertaken to say.
In so doing, he rejects the historicist injunction of authoritatively re-enacting the 'extremity' of the past in favor of a modernist staging of the uncertain history of the present.
Angling is from the boat only, and these are based at Stronaclachar near the western 'extremity' .
For the meantime he could only smile as if the world were bright and wonderful and hope that the 'extremity' of his happiness would tell them something had changed.
The letters manage to humanise his juxtapositions of emotional 'extremity' and spiritual clarity.
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