nadir|nadirs in English

noun

[na·dir || 'neɪ‚dər /-dɪə]

point opposite the zenith and directly below the observer; lowest point, base point (Astronomy)

Use "nadir|nadirs" in a sentence

1. An ortho- view, a nadir- view.

2. His fortune was at its nadir.

3. It was the nadir of his career.

4. The tsar's fortunes had reached their nadir.

5. Company losses reached their nadir in 19

6. By 19 the depression had reached its nadir .

7. The nadir of the Hills's battles?

8. The defeat was the nadir of her career.

9. This failure was the nadir of her career.

10. When they were at their nadir there would be a transformation.

11. But that is compared with the Tory nadir of19

12. 1945 to 1946 was the nadir of Truman's presidency.

13. David fam 185 due nadir wednesday 27 th please meet there.

14. The average intraoperative nadir of ABP was 45 (7.0) / 26 (4.8) mmHg.

15. Britain is at a nadir in its history as a liberal democracy.

16. Our Nadir had breathed his last, crushed under a train

17. Antonyms for Apogees include bottom, nadirs, bases, periapsides, perigees, rock bottom, zeroes, rock-bottom and low-water marks

18. Mr Nadir faced trial in September on charges of theft and false accounting.

19. It felt as if we had traveled from nadir to zenith.

20. Antonyms for Apices include nadirs, bottom, bases, rock bottom, zeroes, rock-bottom, feet, low-water marks and perigees

21. The relationship between the Soviet Union's two dominant politicians here reached its nadir.

22. At the nadir of her career, she was given a great encouragement by his marrying her.

23. Trouble is, no one ever knows until much later when the market has reached its nadir.

24. This, not his ethical problems, caused the steepest dive in his national popularity, to its current nadir.

25. Opposition Criticises 'disrespect' meted out to Karima Baloch's body Nadir Guramani Published January 25, 2021