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Meanings of compactly in English
Spanish
sucintamente Usage of compactly in English
1
Small pictures are most effective in groups, hung somewhat irregularly and compactly.
2
She always hit the ground very firmly and compactly as she walked.
3
Standing over the compactly-fastened swathing of clothes, Laddie bent down and sniffed.
4
He wore a jet-black beard that grew close and dropped compactly down.
5
A man of middle height, squarely and compactly built, he moves easily.
6
And shall forever span them and compactly hold and enclose them.
7
Information can be stored even more compactly than in molecular memory.
8
It was compactly built, it was very old and it looked its centuries.
9
The first one we came to was a large one, and compactly built.
10
This was no fault of Trampas's; but they were following him less compactly.
11
From the station Trampas now came back, his herd following him less compactly.
12
We feel as if we were closely and compactly put together.
13
Soon a mass of silent but heart-heaving humanity was crowded compactly before him.
14
Bangalore as a city is not at all compactly built together.
15
He seemed to gather his whole powerful frame compactly together, and shot forward.
16
He was not tall, but he was strongly and compactly built.
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United Kingdom
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