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Meanings of facetiously in English
Spanish
guasonamente Usage of facetiously in English
1
Every passenger feels the need to say something facetiously passive-aggressive in response.
2
Ralph had usually treated it facetiously; but present circumstances proscribed the facetious.
3
Not for the shoe that caught in the trap, said Ned facetiously.
4
Emily facetiously inquired, waving the round of toast gracefully before the bars.
5
And Bernel in the hole dug his elbow facetiously into Nance's side.
6
To her grandmother instead of mine, as the Major facetiously calls her.
7
Over the moisture, as he facetiously described it, he grew friendliness itself.
8
As in England it is U ot use non-U speech facetiously.
9
The wild youth of the metropolis call me facetiously 'The King of Clubs'.
10
This latter idiosyncrasy would, in another, have seemed either priggish or facetiously intended.
11
Jobe facetiously behaved as though he was unaware of Antonio's claims.
12
Rather a collapsed member, by the way, Mr. Soloman thinks, contemplating her facetiously.
13
We study Cady Stanton's handsome face as she talks on rapidly and facetiously.
14
The question stopped him and he found he could not answer smartly or facetiously.
15
Though he made the statement facetiously, it felt more like the truth every day.
16
He sat heavily down in a Turkey-red-covered rocking-chair, quoting facetiously:
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