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Meanings of even in English
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Examples for "evening"
Examples for "evening"
1
Birla Heart Research Centre said in an evening bulletin on her health.
2
However, they said evening peak traffic started an hour earlier, at 3pm.
3
Ana changed course to approach them and wished them a good evening.
4
The Government announced these new measures to combat coronavirus on Tuesday evening.
5
However, he said this needed clarification in a statement on Tuesday evening.
1
What better advice can a girl ask on eve of great adventure?
2
The bank was on the eve of suspension in the year 1847.
3
His most recent visit came on the eve of his official announcement.
4
There was joy in the national palace on the eve of May-day.
5
Berlin's administrative court overturned the ban on the eve of the demonstration.
1
The bitter words spoken this morning reproach at eventide the smarting conscience.
2
It was eventide, and the marketplace was filled with an excited population.
3
He would live day by day, and not look to the eventide.
4
It was nine o'clock, and the servants were enjoying their eventide repose.
5
They carried their vesture down to them, and were busy till eventide.
Tungusic language spoken by the Evens in Siberia.
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Usage of even in English
1
Not undergoing treatment could damage people's health and even result in deaths.
2
You could even regard one particular result in a rather one-sided way.
3
And not just for this result; not even for this result, perhaps.
4
However, I could answer the question, I could even answer it honestly.
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Some researchers even think important events in ape evolution happened in Europe.
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As a solution, it held a certain elegance; it even avoided violence.
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At least four hours' practice, six is better, even longer if possible.
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This much was obvious a week, month and even a year ago.
9
Yet, even as they spoke, the political crisis blocking these measures worsened.
10
I have an even better idea: how about a longer school year?
11
Our health, our economy, our income, even cooked food and fast food.
12
She didn't even let him finish the sentence: 'You're sacked,' she said.
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And we know there are areas that need work even right now.
14
Decisions in New York state courts can take weeks or even months.
15
In South Africa, this is even more the case than in Europe.
16
We've come a long way with an even longer way to go.
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