crashing
நொறுங்கியதில்
definition
verb
the stolen car she was riding in crashed into a tree
(of a vehicle) collide violently with an obstacle or another vehicle.
huge waves crashed down on us
move or cause to move with force, speed, and sudden loud noise.
adjective
a crashing bore
complete; total (used for emphasis).
example
Studying economics and only economics in the third year made life in the classroom a 'crashing' bore.
I think he has simply demonstrated once again why he has become such a 'crashing' bore.
The staging was subpar and the costumes a 'crashing' bore to anyone who knows anything about Wagner performances of the last 40 years or so.
Two hours is just the right length to be a 'crashing' , uncommunicative bore.
For the rains, if anything, have now become a 'crashing' bore in Mumbai.
It's just like the issue of Aida being one of the greatest of all operas and still being a 'crashing' bore.
I have visited Friends Reunited and found the whole thing a 'crashing' bore.
The learned explanations by the translator were a 'crashing' bore.
In the great house-clearing of ideas which no longer serve, religion - specifically, Christianity - suffered a 'crashing' defeat.
At a deeper level, it seems to me that she is a world-class 'crashing' bore.
This isn't to say that it is, to borrow from one of its songs, a 'crashing' bore.
She made no bones of the fact that she thought him a 'crashing' bore and a regular bum.
Most of Friday's lead-up events were, not to put too fine a point on it, a 'crashing' bore.
There is also the fact that cockney gangsters of the sort found here had their cinematic stock 'crashingly' devalued by all those geezer movies a few years ago.
We'd all go home feeling 'crashingly' underwhelmed.
I have a bit of a temperature tonight and I'm 'crashingly' tired.
Never, in a long life have I read so many statements of the 'crashingly' obvious.
He's also 'crashingly' , loudly, agonizingly wrong to order the police to confiscate legally owned private property.
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