marginal
किरकोळ
definition
noun
However, an important difference is in the shape of the crescentic facets on the proximal edge of the marginals .
a plant that grows in water adjacent to the edge of land.
adjective
marginal notes
of, relating to, or situated at the edge or margin of something.
translation of 'marginal'
स्वल्प,
काठावरचा,
समासात लिहिलेला,
किरकोळ,
कडेचा,
बाजूचा
example
However the stated purpose of the tax cuts is to increase economic growth, and this is determined by the 'marginal' tax rate.
There are people in this country who pay effective 'marginal' taxation rates that are far higher than this legislation implies.
You can claim money spent on doctors, physiotherapists, psychiatrists and qualifying medicines at your 'marginal' rate of income tax.
Pensions are the most tax-efficient way to invest, because tax relief at a member's 'marginal' rate of income tax is allowed.
He said he was determined to visit each of the party's key 'marginal' seats at least once before the next election.
Under the old system, tax allowances were worth more to a higher rate taxpayer, who received relief at the 'marginal' rate of income tax.
Earned - income tax credits topped up wages and reduced the high 'marginal' tax rates that would otherwise occur as benefits were withdrawn.
He used pole and maggot in the 'marginal' slack water for a mixed net of small roach and perch scaling 3lb 9oz.
The result of this is that any such 'marginal' parcel of land will be sold at the market price determined by the opportunity cost of land.
However, to the dismay of the home-support a 'marginal' offside decision went United's way.
Any righteous indignation on the part of the Americans at that stage was undermined by replays which suggested the offside decision was 'marginal' .
Which one a student decides to attend is a personal choice that should be influenced not a whit by a 'marginal' difference in rankings.
But the Minister in the chair should tell us what will happen to that family's effective 'marginal' taxation rate as its income goes a bit higher.
The White Sea is a 'marginal' sea of the Arctic Ocean connected with the Barents Sea by a shallow strait.
In the same way women are central - not 'marginal' - to the process of reproduction.
Though the use of the horse as a draught animal was spreading, this was of 'marginal' importance.
But for all the dramatic swings between the various parties, there are only 'marginal' political differences between them.
All dead and yellowing growth should be cleared from 'marginal' plants and water lilies, and submerged aquatics that are getting out of hand should be thinned out.
In 1914, the submarine was seen as a weapon of 'marginal' importance.
Conservative voters in 'marginal' seats: Grit your teeth and vote Labour.
As a plus, 'marginal' water clarity can be productive, especially with live bait.
And that rent is still a differential relative to the output at 'marginal' land.
Gross it up by your 'marginal' rate of income tax and you see the full horrors of the Stealth Tax policy.
A Tory spokesman claimed ministers had hoped to keep a lid on the crisis, in a region full of 'marginal' seats, until after the election on May 5.
I've been bracketing between 1-4 sec exposures, and the differences are 'marginal' .
There should be a capital gain on maturity which will attract capital gains tax rather than an investor's 'marginal' rate of income tax.
It was only restarted after Labour realised it was in a 'marginal' seat and could be a vote-winner in the next election.
The tax cuts passed by Congress last year lowered the 'marginal' tax rate for most taxpayers.
But the crops promoted are often inappropriate, the lands used 'marginal' and the returns diminishing.
The conservatives condemned them as a threat to proper socialist control; the reformers saw them as of 'marginal' importance and largely a waste of resources.
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