turgidity meaning in Hindi

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Restricted access to the water causes the plant to lose turgidity and wilt.
But how on earth can I test the " turgidity " of the potato cylinders?
Ibanez was a sort of allegorical Dickens, except with an unfortunate turgidity, at least in translation.
She is perhaps best when writing in short strokes, which reveal her clever employment of dramatic structures without lapsing into turgidity.
Rice accused Bulwer-Lytton of penning " 27 novels whose perfervid turgidity I intend to expose, denude, and generally make visible ".
Its tight cropping and thin, form-modeling passages of paint show Chase's effort to move away from the turgidity of the Munich style.
On the one hand he expressed that pop art partook of a trend toward " " openness and clarity as against the turgidities of second generation Abstract Expressionism . ""
At that suction the plant cannot sustain its water needs as water is still being lost from the plant by transpiration; the plant's turgidity is lost, and it wilts.
The work is theoretically sophisticated, but Miller's playful, engaging style has been praised for avoiding the turgidity and pretentious jargon that have characterized much academic literary criticism in recent decades.
According to Tudor, that style could " degenerate into almost incomprehensible turgidity ", but his desire for detail and capacity for close observation made him capable of " extremely vivid evocation of contemporary conditions ".

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