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Meanings of decidedly better in English
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Usage of decidedly better in English
1
After the two weeks had passed, and feeling decidedly better, he returned.
2
The little half-ruined cabin was in decidedly better shape than before.
3
The use of paprika is decidedly better than the pungent pepper.
4
Johnny grinned as the thought of it and felt decidedly better.
5
He at once came in and, after examining Amenche, pronounced her decidedly better.
6
As a result, the younger officers found hunting and polo decidedly better sport.
7
I am decidedly better than I was a month ago, really and truly.
8
Such would be decidedly better if they had less sentiment, and more sense.
9
To stop him I had to say, And-ah-William ,yourwife is decidedly better.
10
She is decidedly better to-day than she was last night.
11
A few minutes later she was floating at ease, and making decidedly better time.
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Yes, I've had the pleasure and I found her decidedly better than she looked.
13
This was decidedly better than the behaviour on another occasion of two rustics at Southfleet.
14
She looked decidedly better, and handed me back my handkerchief, almost dry and neatly folded.
15
Anthony said, Downham thinks John's heart is decidedly better.
16
In your case, I'd fix five thousand dollars as the minimum; more would be decidedly better.
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Decidedly better through the time
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