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Meanings of behindhand in in English
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Usage of behindhand in in English
1
France was not long behindhand in adding to his ever-growing list of honours.
2
That we are hopelessly behindhand in aeronautics is not a fact by itself.
3
Can you think your friend behindhand in these sort of considerations?
4
Then the Englishmen, not to be behindhand in the fray, came to the rescue.
5
Artists and men of letters have never been behindhand in tributes to the Queen.
6
The troops were two years behindhand in their pay.
7
You know-weall know-that ,countingfully upon this money, papa is behindhand in his payments.
8
Davie Forbes was not behindhand in making remote preparations for the ganger's certain visit to him.
9
The Calabar natives are notably behindhand in their medical methods, depending more on ju-ju than the Bantus.
10
Nor were the towns behindhand in activity.
11
New Yorkers were not behindhand in industry.
12
The worst is, we are behindhand in our payments; for you know how surely I counted upon this.
13
The South Country battalions of Devons and Dorsets, Sussex and Somersets, were not behindhand in ways of death.
14
I have constantly observed that the generality of people are fifty years, at least, behindhand in their politics.
15
We are not behindhand in English.
16
Bath might still accept her as a rival queen, only she is always behindhand in seizing an occasion.
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Behindhand in through the time
Behindhand in across language varieties
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