punier meaning in Hindi

Examples

1. Fewer deals translates into lower fees and punier profits.
2. His welterweight misery seems even punier when Djimon Hounsou makes his entrance as Abou, the requisite, buffed sidekick.
3. Q . No matter what I do, my tulips seem to get punier every year and finally peter out altogether.
4. But all of this is against a backdrop of per capita funding that is punier in Texas than in all but a few states.
5. A weak dollar punishes Japanese exporters by making their products more expensive in the United States and translating into punier profits when repatriated in yen.
6. It represents a level of aspiration all but unknown in the dumbed-down climate of films that are bigger _ yet punier _ than ever.
7. But a low stock price also means a company like Pioneer holds a punier carrot when it tries to keep its best management talent in the fold.
8. Feeling even punier and more insignificant than usual, and desperate for a laugh, I fled to Fran Leibowitz's piece on aging in Vanity Fair.
9. I've been talking to the ignitors and they got enough firepower to make the northern lights look punier'n a one-cell flashlight ."
10. The song stylings make much punier impressions than the Gap-style outfits in which they are rendered; you're likely to recall individual numbers by their color coding.