attrition - Meaning in Hindi

Meaning of attrition in Hindi

• संघर्षण
• घिसाव
• रगड़ा
• घिसावट
• रगड़

attrition Definition

• the action or process of gradually reducing the strength or effectiveness of someone or something through sustained attack or pressure. ( निरंतर हमले या दबाव के माध्यम से किसी की शक्ति या प्रभाव को धीरे-धीरे कम करने की क्रिया या प्रक्रिया। )
• (in scholastic theology) sorrow, but not contrition, for sin. ( (विद्वान धर्मशास्त्र में) दुःख, लेकिन पाप के लिए, विरोधाभास नहीं। )

attrition Example

• Gallipoli was a brutal campaign of attrition , a bloody example of a war which was fought to the last man standing. ( गैलीपोली वेशभूषा का एक क्रूर अभियान था, युद्ध का एक खूनी उदाहरण जो अंतिम आदमी के लिए लड़ा गया था। )
• To that end, given the demographics of our workforce, we plan to achieve much of this reduction via attrition and early-retirement programs. ( हमारे कार्यबल की जनसांख्यिकी को देखते हुए, हम इस कटौती को बहुत कम करने की योजना बना रहे हैं, जो कि अटार्नी और रिटायरमेंट के बाद के कार्यक्रमों के माध्यम से होती है। )
• Studies on the retention of laboratory personnel have focused on the causes of employee attrition and strategies to promote retention. ( प्रयोगशाला कर्मियों के प्रतिधारण पर अध्ययन ने प्रतिधारण को बढ़ावा देने के लिए कर्मचारी के आकर्षण और रणनीतियों के कारणों पर ध्यान केंद्रित किया है। )
• the company said that it will reduce its worldwide employment by about 10% through attrition ( कंपनी ने कहा कि वह दुनिया भर में अपने रोजगार को लगभग 10% घटाएगी )
• The three largest causes of attrition were contract termination, resignation and mortality. ( संलक्षण के तीन सबसे बड़े कारण अनुबंध समाप्ति, त्यागपत्र और मृत्यु दर थे। )

More Sentence

• No other army in the world would choose to sustain such an attrition rate.
• In this hypothesis, the silts form by aeolian abrasion and attrition of sand grains and by rock-weathering processes.
• Mechanical attrition processes often involve ball milling in various machines and environments.
• That conflict had been dominated by slow-moving forces employing heavy firepower and waging a war of gradual attrition .
• One hopes that the war will be quick, bloodless and easy and that we will not have to fight a long- drawn-out battle of attrition .
• While he says there have been few layoffs at his firm, he's reducing head count through attrition .
• Studies of employee attrition across multiple disciplines would also be helpful in identifying common problems and shared solutions.
• The size of the study population decreased with increasing age, due, primarily, to attrition through mortality.
• Staff shortages have dramatically increased workloads and according to a union spokesman, the overall numbers of postmen have been reduced every year since 1999 through a process of attrition .
• The advantage of this system is that if the external render is damaged - by the elements or enemy attack - attrition is restricted to specific layers and does not spread to the layers above or below.
• Given the early attrition of this particular sample of program participants, the current study was not able to capture the experiences of youth who remained in the program for longer periods of time.
• the skull shows attrition of the edges of the teeth
• For example, it's very common for unions to resist plans to reduce the workforce through attrition .
• Steps like these have helped it shrink its workforce through attrition , from a peak of 804,000 in 1999 to 701,000 today.
• the council is trying to wear down the opposition by attrition
• Some of those job losses will come through natural attrition .
• with so few retirements since March, the year's attrition was insignificant
• Further, X-rays showed there was no deposit of secondary dentine as would have been expected if the abrasion had been due to natural attrition before death.
• After these meetings, our employee attrition rate dropped from 13 percent to 11 percent.
• Matthews also let attrition reduce his commission-based staff.
• There is no gold found more perfect than this, as the current polishes it thoroughly by attrition .
• He counted on air supremacy to allow his forces to reduce the communists by attrition , and he seemed to believe that UN ground forces could handle the survivors.
• Teeth may be damaged by dental caries, trauma, erosion, attrition , and abrasion or lost through periodontal disease.
• The firm's staff numbers have been reduced through attrition - some departing employees have not been replaced and others have taken on new responsibilities.
• Guerrillas can lose battle after battle and yet still win the war, because guerrilla warfare is a form of attrition .