trenchantly meaning in Hindi

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But on this occasion they are trenchantly wedded to their subject.
In his book, he trenchantly argues that the looming environmental crisis is a moral crisis.
It's amazing how trenchantly the debates in Wright's excellent screenplay traverse the centuries.
Nobody portrayed the Gilded Age as gilded cage more trenchantly and with more surgical precision than Edith Wharton.
And her play, under the precise, careful direction of Leigh Silverman, is still trenchantly autobiographical.
In this programme, his Times Obituary states " his lucidity and critical sense were trenchantly displayed ".
One review described the work as " imaginative and bold . . . trenchantly performed " ( Time Out,.
Years later Stephen's Uncle Sam trenchantly remarks that " the why is a never-known ."
It was a trenchantly critical review of Henry Drummond's " Natural Law in the Spiritual World ".
Pamphleteering, press releases and trenchantly worded radio editorials condemning the bill also formed part of the onslaught in the public arena.

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in a vigorous and effective manner; "he defended his client''s civil rights trenchantly"
in a vigorous and effective manner; "he defended his client''s civil rights trenchantly"