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Meanings of outwardly in anglès

portuguès
externamente

With respect to the outside.

        externamente
        espanyol
        exteriormente

        In outward appearance.

              exteriormente
              Usage of outwardly in anglès
              1
              A significant number of outwardly successful people find social situations a nightmare.
              The Irish Times
              2
              The three houses in the centre of the row were outwardly alike.
              The Lost House
              3
              His spiritual force no longer radiates outwardly; it is consumed in self-study.
              Amiel's Journal: The Journal Intime of Henri-Frédéric Amiel
              4
              So Celtic religion outwardly was submerged in Roman religion; and then later.
              The Crest-Wave of Evolution / A Course of Lectures in History, G...
              5
              She was beginning to sweat, but worked hard to remain outwardly calm.
              Running scared
              6
              For now, the Labour leadership is not outwardly concerned by the resignations.
              The Guardian
              7
              It is true; outwardly as regards this work you have been-theIncident.
              The Bride of the Mistletoe
              8
              He was outwardly little the worse for the encounter with the devil-fish.
              The Wings of the Morning
              9
              Her teaching performance had outwardly suffered more than she'd been aware of.
              Still alice
              10
              There stood the cabinet, as outwardly innocent as when it came in.
              The Exploits of Elaine
              11
              There never was, perhaps, outwardly so tame a general election as Saturday's.
              The Guardian
              12
              In the mean time affairs had outwardly calmed down in Prince's Gate.
              How It All Came Round
              13
              Allow yourself to do something outwardly that comes from the inner gesture.
              The Michael Chekhov Handbook
              14
              She was waiting, outwardly patient, but there was a demand in her.
              Danse Macabre
              15
              Though rage and fear battled inside me, outwardly I remained icy calm.
              Spider bones: a novel
              16
              Henry responded by being outwardly withdrawn-whichis to say, polite but distant.
              The last hero: a life of henry aaron
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              Translations for outwardly
              portuguès
              externamente
              Outwardly through the time
              Outwardly across language varieties
              United Kingdom
              Common
              United States of America
              Less common