underbelly
আঘাতপ্রবণ
definition
noun
Color is variable and can range from jet black dorsally with a lighter underbelly to a uniform light gray.
the soft underside or abdomen of an animal.
translation of 'underbelly'
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He can't win, his weak-as-water hesitations and obvious discomfort over the whole affair has exposed his soft 'underbelly' to the electorate and they will probably tear at him like sharks for it.
Her questions were quick as a flash, like a salesman's flow chart, until she got the punters vulnerable 'underbelly' .
Alas, we find the soft 'underbelly' of these groups and their use of the Internet.
His latest novel, Lullaby hit bookshelves in the quietest of fashions, and, again, deals with the darker 'underbelly' of American life.
The dark 'underbelly' was much more entertaining than the tourist attractions.
The timing was razor sharp, striking right on the soft 'underbelly' of Scotland's tender new born sensibilities.
Her body was so perfectly counter-shaded in the soft starlight that even the pure white of her 'underbelly' merged into the picture.
The next thing you know, little league games will be marred by sports betting, immersed in the dark 'underbelly' of gambling.
Conflicts of interest remain a soft spot in the 'underbelly' of politics and journalism.
Downstairs, life is also quite formal but the servants are closer to the 'underbelly' of society, the whispers and the rumours.
Anyway, the North American variety are in the genus Macrobdella, very pretty leeches, sort of an olive colour with a red 'underbelly' and red polka dots going down the back.
The soft 'underbelly' of the country's power is its reluctance to take casualties and to pay the costs of rebuilding societies that it invades.
His friend's skin had mottled with rage and his lips were white like the 'underbelly' of a fish.
The feathers on its 'underbelly' lightly brushed the lily pads on the surface.
the dark 'underbelly' of a ghetto
these multinationals have a soft 'underbelly'
Even in a small berg like St. Louis, the 'underbelly' of society, still could manage to find you if they looked hard enough.
As a look at the dark 'underbelly' of the record industry, and a self-defeating ego, it's fascinating stuff, and should be required viewing for anyone who has ever thought about joining a band.
However, it was written to portray the seedy 'underbelly' of society in a slapstick kind of way.
Last week saw the launch of Ireland's first ever dedicated crime magazine, a publication that aims to tap into the public's fascination with the 'underbelly' of society.
Set in the summer of 1978 amid a vivid Italian landscape of yellow cornfields and blue skies, this film looks at the dark 'underbelly' of the world through a child's eyes.
And these people shrewdly, you know, found what would be in temporal terms the soft 'underbelly' of the American media.
The most common color is dark brown - slightly brighter on the 'underbelly' than the dorsal surface.
It claims the party's policy 'underbelly' is economic risk, cuts to public services and charges for hospital operations.
The main people who are using cocaine in this area now are what would be described as the 'underbelly' of society.
The stock market plunge has slashed at the soft 'underbelly' of the giant insurance companies and pension funds.
Although the dance epitomises the glamour and elegance of high society, the Argentine tango originated in the 'underbelly' of society - its brothels.
In order to satisfy Kip's debt to society's dark 'underbelly' , Raines must come out of retirement and steal 50 cars in three days.
She finds friendship with a homeless boy, but the two find that friendship is not enough to get by on in the dark 'underbelly' of Russia's rough and unforgiving streets.
Was Georgia a wholesome, egalitarian Utopia or an expedient way to harden the soft 'underbelly' of the Southern colonies?
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