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Meanings of incisively in anglès

portuguès
justamente

In a precise manner.

justamente
Usage of incisively in anglès
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Jim shook his finger in Oscar's face and said slowly and incisively:
Still Jim
2
These are questions Monbiot clearly relishes and he handles them deftly and incisively.
The Guardian
3
The bright, shining city on the hill image incisively defines the Reagan era.
Pinheads and patriots: where you stand in the age of obama
4
Even the smallest role in Chekhov can irradiate, as Mirzoev's production shows incisively.
The Guardian
5
Garrison focused his eyes on the man across the desk incisively.
A Husband by Proxy
6
From this as a beginning he went on swiftly and incisively.
Empire Builders
7
He spoke incisively enough, but shook his head with a smile.
Watersprings
8
The Baron's eye-glasses dropped from his nose, and he spoke sharply and incisively.
The Eternal City
9
Dulcie answered her, her sharp slangy syllables falling incisively after Felicia's low drawl.
Little Miss By-The-Day
10
He spoke in the normal tones of the ordinary human, very coldly and incisively.
Jaffery
11
They are heavy and rather fruity in effect but are incisively drawn and cut.
John Baptist Jackson: 18th-Century Master of the Color Woodcut
12
In their rate wars the railroad magnates had cut incisively into one another's profits.
Great Fortunes from Railroads
13
Nothing cuts through the propaganda more incisively than human stories.
The Irish Times
14
She spoke incisively and her voice was deep and resonant.
A Hoosier Chronicle
15
He looked at her serenely, incisively, and answered, calmly, quietly:
For Woman's Love
16
The sentence ended so incisively that South Framingham blinked.
White Ashes
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Incisively through the time
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