1) PUMMELED: She was pummeled, but it didn’t matter.
Pummeled
Strike, usually with the fist; “The pedestrians pummeled the demonstrators”
2) STASHED : The last issue it tried to frame to draw a popular response concerned black money stashed overseas, but it didn’t take off then and is now past its expiry date.
Stashed
Verb (Transitive)
To hide or store away in a secret place.
Noun
1. A secret place where something is hidden or stored.
2. Something, such as money or an illegal drug, that has been hidden or stored.
3) BIPARTITE: days after taking charge in West Bengal, Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee had managed to deliver a bipartite agreement and claimed to have “solved” the “Gorkhaland problem”.
Bipartite
Adjective
1. Having or consisting of two parts.

2.
a. Having two corresponding parts, one for each party: a bipartite contract.
b. Having two participants; joint: a bipartite agreement.
3. Botany Divided into two portions almost to the base, as certain leaves.
4) PILFERAGE : Lack of modernization, poor operation and maintenance practices and pilferage ensure that 30-40 per cent of electricity generated is lost and do not produce any revenue.
Pilferage
Verb (Transitive)
To steal (a small amount or item). To steal or filch.
Noun
1. the act or practice of stealing small quantities or articles
2. the amount so stolen
5) STRIDENCY: I have, more than once, felt uneasy about the stridency and hyperbole deployed from the podium.
Stridency
Adjective
Loud, harsh, grating, or shrill; discordant
Noun
Having the timbre of a loud high-pitched sound



1.Pummeled- Vijender Singh pummeled the opposition’s boxer in the match las night and secured the medal for the country.
2.Stashed-The CBI finds the money stashed by Arjun in the foreign banks.
3.Bipartite- The bipartite statement usually given the politicians hurts the country progress.
4.Pilferage-The pilferage of tax caused him jail for 3years.
5.Stridency-The temple loudspeaker was so stridency that i slept last night.
Pummeled- I pummeled my enemy and he started respecting me.
Stashed- the smugglers stashed the drugs and goals in an old ship to keep it away from police.
Bipartite- UN framed a bipartite agreement to settle the issues of the warring nations.
Pilferage- The diamond cutter was jailed for pilferage of diamonds.
Stridency- The stridency of the sound coming from trumpet of the child made the mother jump of her seat.
pummeled : the angry crowd pummeled the traffic control arrangements,
stashed: the swiss bank has accounts of all corrupt politicians who want to stash their illegal money .
bipertite: whenever marketting and producytion departmenent have disputes, the manager has to solve the issue by making bipertite agreement.
pilferage: ater getting caught in cc tv , the thief agreed to .pay back the pilferage.
stridency: while appearing for an interview, one should work on the stridency at the time of speaking.
pummeled-the police men pummeled the supporters of ram dev maharaj
stashed-the students stashed drugs as the heard police coming near their party place
bipartite-the bipartite agreement of government parties makes the common people to suffer
pilferage-ram liked to pilferage food everywhere he worked because of his poverty
stridency-the people against corruption should be more strident to make others also join
pummeled;Severe weather has already pummeled portions of the south this spring.
stashed; we stashed all our electronics as we came to know about the checking in hostel.
bipartite; INDIA and IRAN has the bipartite agreement on the supply of gas and petroleum.
pilferage; nowadays mall are installed with cctv cameras to stop pilferage of the items.
stridency; the sad stories have no stridency in them.
the bank had stashed millions of rupees accumulated as a result of pilferage. This news has pummeled the image of the bank greatly and people have become strident about the bank.
1.Ramdev urged the government to bring back the STASHED black money from abroad.
2.All parties were BIPARTISIAN on pesident poll except BJP.
3. Electricity board blame to U.P, Punjab to PILFERAGE of electricity.
1.Pummeled–merry kom pummeled her oppositions and won the medal.
2.Stashed– parents stashed bad things from their children.
3.Bipartite–In the bad situation nation takes bipartite decision.
4.Pilferage– not for the any amount pilferage many banks use CC Tv cameras.
5.Stridency–many voters were alarmed by the presidents new stridency.
1.Pummeled- billa is pummeled with there friends and then they give them respect.
3.Bipartite- The bipartite statement always give the cat xm difficult to us
4.Pilferage-The pilferage of murder caused him whole life bad
5.Stridency-The temple loudspeaker was so stridency that i slept last night.
pummeled – Maricom pummeled her opponent for the position of bronze
stashed – income tax officers raided a politicians house and found money stashed in
washroom
bipartite – a partnership firm is an bipartite agreement
pilferage – pilferage is strictly banned in foreign countries
stridency – stridency in day to day conversation irritates the listener
Pummeled:-The angry crowd pummeled the staff for not starting the movie on time.
Stashed:-He stashed the black money at the time of raid in his shop.
Bipartite:-It was a bipartite agreement between India and Pakistan for the realese of some the peoples.
Pilferage:-Many of the still pilferage the electricity in India.
Stridency:-The stridency of the sound coming from neighbour irritated me.
Pummeled: All in disgust and fury, I pummeled him to the ground.
Stashed: The treasure had been stashed in the basement for the game.
Bipartite: India and China signed a bipartite agreement to ensure inter border peace
Pilferage: He pilferaged some money from the locker to satisfy his personal needs.
Stridency: Their school has a strident principal who really takes them by surprise.
Stashed:-in some hostels hostellides stash money of their roomates…
Bipartite:-In critical conditions bipartite decisions helps 2 stop hurdels
Pilferage:-most of bussinessmen try 2 hide money in order 2 avoid raids