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Word | Seminal |
Hindi Meaning | शुक्रीय, अत्यंत प्रभावशाली, शुक्र सम्बन्धी, बीजीय, वीर्यवाहिनी, लाभदायक, प्राथमिक, उपजाऊ, शुक्र-संबंधी, वीर्य-संबंधी, बीज-संबंधी, फलवान, मौलिक, बीज सम्बन्धी, वीर्य सम्बन्धी, असली, प्रारंभिक |
containing seeds of later development; seminal ideas of one discipline can influence the growth of another / pertaining to or containing or consisting of semen / Pertaining to, containing, or consisting of, seed or semen / germinal; influencing future developments; related to seed or semen / (of a work, event, moment, or figure) strongly influencing later developments. / having a strong influence on ideas, works, events, etc., that come later : very important and influential / medical : of or containing semen, | |
Usage | ⇒ Laboratories are set up to test the seminal productivity of males ⇒ Although Freud has generally been regarded as a seminal thinker who shaped the course of psychology, his psychoanalytic methods have come under attack recently. ⇒ Kandel was awarded the Nobel Prize in medicine in 2 for his seminal observation that it was in the action of the synapses between cells that memory existed, not in the cells themselves, and that a molecule called cyclic AMP was what allowed cells to retain memory over the long term. —— Michael Greenberg, New York Review of Books, 4 Dec. 28 ⇒ his seminal work on chaos theory ⇒ a seminal principle |
Synonyms | germinal, original, primary, originative, creative, fundamental, important, influential, aboriginal, formative, new, primitive, radical, basic, bodily fluid, crucial, embryonic, fertile, generative, imaginative, |
Antonyms | unoriginal, additional, belatedly, copied, derivative, derived, destructive, extraneous, fallow, hackneyed, infertile, losing, secondary, superfluous, supplementary, torn, tributary, trite, unbeneficial, uncreative, |
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