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Meanings of fearfully in English
Portuguese
timidamente Usage of fearfully in English
1
The course of ruin in California was fearfully rapid in those days.
2
The wind moaned fearfully in the chimney, and the light burned dimly.
3
The trial was long and exciting; the community was fearfully wrought up.
4
I said fearfully: 'Now they will come and find the boy dead.
5
It must be near the dawn; but it is fearfully dark here.
6
The ugliness grows on these Indians fearfully fast when it sets in.
7
It was miserably cold in the church, and my shoulder ached fearfully.
8
If so, the fire is fearfully near the head of the bridge.
9
But by this time I was fearfully exhausted; I could scarcely breathe.
10
Some of the men fearfully burnt from the explosions of artillery caissons.
11
The statistics furnished by the Prohibition orators are fearfully and wonderfully made.
12
Make the best he could of it, the news was fearfully bad.
13
But their eyes went fearfully to the silent walls of the gorge.
14
He could guess how fearfully the heart of the girl was beating.
15
His eyes told her that he was truly and fearfully in earnest.
16
They were fearfully mangled; some indeed were scarcely distinguishable as human beings.
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Fearfully across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common