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Meanings of belike in English
Portuguese
provavelmente With considerable certainty; without much doubt.
Usage of belike in English
1
When it is gone, belike they will send him to join us.
2
Nay-nay-itwas but a tale one told to me-for a jest belike.
3
A month, a year, belike some years, for God's patience is great.
4
Now, friend Poggin, you have more news of the enemy, belike, than we.
5
But to-day I will not go, nor to-morrow belike; but some day soon.
6
It is consarning one Miss Batirton, of Notingam; a very pretty crature, belike.
7
For belike our servants have not yet heard of the wedding of us.
8
But I trow they mean not such dreadful wishes: custom belike.
9
Beggars and friars thrive-treasonand corruption wed, and these be their children belike.
10
If others hanged him, belike they had the right-lethim hang.
11
Yet belike for a little while both those twain were happy.
12
But she've still the knowledge of herbs, and sickness, and worse things belike.
13
Methinks thou hast not fared so ill, better belike than most of us.
14
They're not his very words, belike; but that's the way I sensed them.
15
And you know her face, belike, from my poor picture of my lady.
16
The sentinels, belike, are sleeping, or wellnigh sleeping, and I have a dagger.
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