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Meanings of aptly enough in English
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Usage of aptly enough in English
1
Hence they are, by some, aptly enough, termed the principles of action.
2
This class is infinitely diversified, but will aptly enough fall into principal divisions.
3
He also became known, aptly enough, as the one-handed god.
4
From the ridgy and striped appearance of these bridges they are aptly enough termed corduroy.
5
There lurks, aptly enough, a controversy over appropriated images.
6
This, together with the supervention of hysterical fits, may aptly enough be compared to tarantism.
7
She loves that Star (the natives aptly enough called Stella the Star), and is jealous.
8
This phenomenon in the history of every human creature, had aptly enough been denominated, the "delusive sense of liberty(27)."
9
This observation of his aptly enough introduced a good supper; and I soon forgot, in Johnson's company, the influence of a moist atmosphere.
10
Aptly enough, food writer Nina Dean is our main character.
11
Aptly enough in a room so decorated, here was held the famous Peace Congress that closed the last century.
12
His friends have named him "dull weather,"-aptlyenough, for there is neither clear light nor total darkness about him.
13
"Then what is the use of studying them any more?" inquired Ella, aptly enough; but Rhoda was not a whit discomposed.