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Meanings of conversationally in anglès
portuguès
coloquialmente Synonyms
Examples for "informally"
Examples for "informally"
1
Clearly I need to interview him, perhaps informally at the first meeting.
2
A week later, Stone quit, although he continues to advise Trump informally.
3
She added that her preference was to resolve complaints informally wherever possible.
4
The formalities are relaxed, and the hosts chat informally with the guests.
5
Chinese firms are already informally active in mining in impoverished North Korea.
1
The other type of sunscreen is what we colloquially call chemical sunscreen.
2
More colloquially, it is understood to mean the betrayal of one's country.
3
For some little time the jurymen hang about the Sol's Arms colloquially.
4
For a long time the city was colloquially known as Pretoria-Philadelphia.
5
They work with recruiters at staffing agencies, also known more colloquially as headhunters.
Usage of conversationally in anglès
1
She turned and sat down conversationally on the corner of the table.
2
You gotta be intelligent with some of them,' said the horse conversationally.
3
His prayer was extempore, and he addressed God intimately and almost conversationally.
4
Grey slid back into the room and reported, conversationally, They're using suppressed weapons.
5
What a blessing he will be conversationally to Franceville when he gets in.
6
He took the phone from his lips and said conversationally: Radar's a giveaway.
7
He continued conversationally, And I suppose you've had your rabies shots?
8
He greeted us with good-humoured ease, and inquired conversationally if we wanted anything.
9
Philip, who sat beside Sam on the front seat, wagged his tail conversationally.
10
There was a breathless silence in the room and Hari Seldon continued conversationally.
11
On the way Ramage asked conversationally: What do you keep in the big barn?
12
I said conversationally, 'Helena Justina will never remarry your son!'
13
As Fern expressed the philosophy conversationally, in its simplest terms:
14
Zane's voice came out of the darkness behind James, conversationally.
15
But we thumbfolk are writing speedily and conversationally, in bursts on SMS or Facebook.
16
She sympathized, conversationally, and hoped that Storri would hurry to his expiring parent's side.
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Conversationally through the time
Conversationally across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common