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Meanings of come wholly in English
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Usage of come wholly in English
1
If it comes , it may come wholly different from what we have foreseen.
2
It did not come wholly to an end until the fall of Masada (April 73).
3
Had I not better come wholly in?
4
And then there is South Africa, where the constitutional recognition of gay rights has encouraged many bloggers to come wholly into the open.
5
If he decided, as Albert had done, to give it all to his wife, then it would come wholly under her control, at once.
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On his death the children came wholly under the maternal influence and direction.
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The negative vote came wholly from the Democratic side.
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But she had insisted that I should make the suggestion as coming wholly from myself.
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Resourceful as he was, even his cunning mind came wholly unprepared to this sudden cross-questioning.
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Of course, it will be our privilege to make your coming wholly without cost to yourself.
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But Mary's next words came wholly as a surprise, seemingly totally irrelevant to this instant of crisis.
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That Scott stands a chance of recovering comes wholly through his remarkable stamina and fine physical condition.
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Perhaps she never came wholly to understand him; but in her complete love for him she found enough.
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Immediately after, this remarkable occurrence took place: The great heavy line came wholly up out of the water.
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Mr. Frear's "line of talk" came wholly, astonishingly, from one side of his mouth-theleft side.
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"Here he is, Peter," said he, coming wholly out into the path.