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Meanings of sundry in anglès
Consisting of a haphazard assortment of different kinds.
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Usage of sundry in anglès
1
In this kind of work sundry strict aesthetic principles must be observed.
2
The Court met and sundry elders, and spent the forenoon in prayer.
3
Alfred Stevens; there are many Stevenses: I have known several and sundry.
4
After sundry kicks in the ribs, the fellow at last woke up.
5
We have ratings by all and sundry all the time, Gauzes said.
6
In sundry graves and sepulchres we meet with rings, coins, and chalices.
7
There were several women in the cabin, attending to sundry household duties.
8
Ill results, in sundry other institutions, of holding the President alone responsible.
9
The boy resented this outburst of love by sundry kicks and screams.
10
In which Bobby astonishes sundry Persons, and pays Part of his Note
11
They contented themselves with manifesting entire indifference, or in offering sundry excuses.
12
One night when he had received sundry cuffs and was greatly excited:
13
These speeches were dispersed by the busy bonnet maker into sundry ears.
14
S: On the right hand and on the left, in sundry parties?
15
The religion of Corinth was paganism, which naturally led to sundry vices.
16
Now fellows, said Sir Tristram, here will we depart in sundry ways.
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United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common