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Meanings of circumstantially in English
Portuguese
à toa Usage of circumstantially in English
1
He describes it circumstantially, but with very little feeling, in his Memoirs.
2
His characters talk much, and yet developethemselves rather circumstantially than psychologically.
3
Either reply circumstantially to my demands, or answer me with your Sword.
4
These have been set down circumstantially in the revealed Books and Holy Scriptures.
5
This prophesy is recorded very circumstantially in the 24th of Matt.
6
He drew back horrified when told circumstantially of the underground cells.
7
There was nothing which I did not faithfully and circumstantially relate.
8
They are related circumstantially by Las Casas, who was an eye-witness.
9
Write shortly, but sternly and circumstantially, without softening or smoothing away his guilt.
10
Better yet for the investigation, Coppa could implicate Massino-sometimesdirectly, sometimes circumstantially-inmob murders.
11
The measures taken by the patriarch for the marriage of Isaac are circumstantially described.
12
Hector is mourned, and the manner of his funeral, circumstantially described, concludes the poem.
13
He went to work very circumstantially and with much caution.
14
He sat down quite circumstantially, and laughed a hollow laugh.
15
The Abuse(938) of Parliaments is by Doddington and Waller, circumstantially scurrilous.
16
Answer all these questions circumstantially in your first letter.
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