fierce; violent; ferocious.

strongly opposing otherś opinions, beliefs, advice, etc.

the position or anything that is, exactly opposite or in front.

standing or positioned exactly opposite of.

a reply given rudely showing deliberate disregard to the other person; an oppugnant, arrogant answer.

a substantial relief given to farmers in the form of exemption from payment of, reduction in or postponement of, the tax payable to the government, during prolonged drought, natural calamity, etc.

a thread used as a girdle.

a huge wave coming against, in a sea.

(dial.) the act of hurrying impatiently or unduly.

the act of removing restrictions, restraints; a freeing from imprisonment.

to reach the end; to come to a close.

to be relieved from distress, danger, disease, etc.

to be warded off, lost gradually.

a place where two or more roads meet or intersect.

a path, road that is not traversable.

an improper, unfit way or immoral course of action, conduct, etc.

thick; stout; fat.

hard; harsh.

a path that is suitable or suitable only, for the carts drawn by oxen, etc.

to reach the end; to carry out to the end; to finish.

a track or way worn by footsteps in a forest; a jungle-path.