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Meanings of eminently in English
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Usage of eminently in English
1
Both tendencies are eminently feminine; the affinity lies in a hysterical nature.
2
There's nothing pie-in-the-sky about that idea; to the contrary, it's eminently achievable.
3
A renewal of the commercial relations in the Netherlands was eminently desirable.
4
In a post-American world, what at once seemed impossible is eminently possible.
5
And yet, the rationale of the question was, it seemed, eminently sound.
6
The way in which he does it is eminently beautiful and remarkable.
7
In this, the exertions of the zealous Diego Mendez were eminently efficient.
8
He was eminently illiterate; wrote bad English and spelled it still worse.
9
The chief and real purpose of the Republican party is eminently conservative.
10
That armament has been eminently successful in the accomplishment of its object.
11
The bracketing of the names of Shakespeare and Swedenborg is eminently well.
12
Her friends are eminently respectable, and have the utmost confidence in me.
13
The spring-bucks are eminently gregarious; indeed, they may be said to swarm.
14
Everything else about the services is eminently examplery of the olden times.
15
Mr. Gridley in evening costume made an eminently dignified and respectable appearance.
16
But in regard to those continents circumstances are eminently and conspicuously different.
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United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
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United States of America
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