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Meanings of confessedly in English
Portuguese
reconhecidamente Usage of confessedly in English
1
England has confessedly failed; the world says it, the country admits it.
2
That is the true significance of praise offered to the confessedly great.
3
It was confessedly bankrupt, and ruin stalked abroad throughout the United States.
4
We were all, confessedly, terribly raw in all matters of Parliamentary form.
5
He confessedly hath none, any more than a dog or a sheep.
6
Why not pursue an end confessedly good by peaceable and regular means?
7
The list was confessedly incomplete; nevertheless, the absence of his name was reassuring.
8
Their language and alphabet are confessedly in advance of the Egyptian.
9
The confusion with which I am dealing besets confessedly legal conceptions.
10
But it seems to my confessedly untrained mind that you missed the point.
11
He is at the head, confessedly, of all the scientific men of Europe.
12
I regard him, confessedly, as the best soldier the Anglo-Saxon blood has produced.
13
The confessedly criminal immigrants were paroled convicts from Sydney and other criminal colonies.
14
And not only a spoiled old lady but a confessedly spoiled old lady.
15
You will remark how adroitly Whitman begins, hunters and woodmen being confessedly romantic.
16
However, she was confessedly nervous when Senator Selwyn and Philip met.
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