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Meanings of discriminatingly in English
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Usage of discriminatingly in English
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First, it is the duty of black men to judge the South discriminatingly.
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She agreed, and he paid the bill, tipping the waiter discriminatingly.
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Does the teacher praise discriminatingly the good efforts of the pupils?
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They were prepared for the banking community, which demands news-facts and figures discriminatingly presented.
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He is without indulgence for them, and judges them discriminatingly.
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She noted the peculiarity of the laugh discriminatingly.
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There is much in the literature of art that would interest children if given to them discriminatingly.
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To flatter is easy, to condemn is easy, but to praise judiciously and discriminatingly is not easy.
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Fortunately for Mildred, Stanley Baird, too wise to flatter a woman discriminatingly, did not tell her the secret of her fascination.
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She wished to praise, but to praise discriminatingly, with the cantofæstheticappreciation,sothatheshouldbelievethatsheknew.
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"He is a very original character," said Miss Burgess, discriminatingly.
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First, it is the duty of black men to judge the South discriminatingly.
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She agreed, and he paid the bill, tipping the waiter discriminatingly.
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Does the teacher praise discriminatingly the good efforts of the pupils?
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They were prepared for the banking community, which demands news-facts and figures discriminatingly presented.
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He is without indulgence for them, and judges them discriminatingly.