promising
ఆశాజనకంగా
definition
verb
he promised to forward my mail
assure someone that one will definitely do, give, or arrange something; undertake or declare that something will happen.
forthcoming concerts promise a feast of music from around the world
give good grounds for expecting (a particular occurrence or situation).
adjective
a promising actor
showing signs of future success.
example
It can provide a 'promising' future and be potentially profitable.
At first glance, it does not seem remotely 'promising' .
While some will end up with a 'promising' start to their future careers, others will have to live with the poor results they received in the National College Entrance Examination.
What had begun as a highly 'promising' career ended in sadness and disillusionment.
A number of 'promising' avenues of research are ripe for commercialisation.
Seen as the key to a 'promising' future, education was the greatest separator.
A lively exchange of ideas between you and your sweetheart could pave the way to a more 'promising' future.
In their place come several top draft choices and a number of 'promising' youngsters.
There may not be a pitcher in baseball with a more 'promising' future.
This bold augmentation of his range of forms is not fully resolved, but remains a 'promising' area for future experimentation.
This move marks the end of an era for Chippenham, but also gives the livestock market a 'promising' future.
For Zoe, her talent and her ability to think critically and freely has become her ticket to an adventurous, bright and 'promising' future.
The future appeared very 'promising' for the bright yellow racer but the plane was badly damaged in a landing accident after the races.
Adaptation is a 'promising' sign that American film-makers are still prepared to take risks.
Even though most parents realize that success in school can create a more 'promising' future, they may underestimate their own potential to impact learning.
She let go of a potentially 'promising' musical career.
However, in the past year or so things have begun to look very 'promising' .
Abandoning a 'promising' career as a virtuoso pianist, he became an influential teacher.
The ending doesn't convince, but this is a highly 'promising' debut.
By 1949, her painting style had matured and her future looked very 'promising' .
More to the point, why is it suddenly raining outside when I've just finished a load of washing that needs to dry and it was 'promisingly' sunny and breezy an hour ago?
It was an anti-climactic end to a game which had begun 'promisingly' with both sides threatening to break the deadlock inside the first few minutes.
They began 'promisingly' enough and twice eased in front in the early minutes, but they did no more than flatter to deceive and were a well beaten side long before the hour had run its course.
The afternoon began quite 'promisingly' for York.
This year started 'promisingly' for Tony Labbozzetta.
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