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Meanings of fitly in English
Portuguese
apropriadamente Usage of fitly in English
1
There is wisdom in calling a thing fitly; names should note particulars
2
Clarendon fitly paints him in the words with which Virgil describes Drances:-
3
This was the day of Pentecost, and fitly commemorated by the Church.
4
As the fiftieth anniversary approached they arranged to fitly celebrate the event.
5
Nevertheless we powerfully appreciate the blessing and would fain convey it fitly.
6
His success fitly crowned an official career of great usefulness and honor.
7
No description can fitly picture the gloomy desolation surrounding that ramshackle place.
8
But their last act was worthier, and fitly ended the strange campaign.
9
Rites of some true form of worship might fitly be celebrated here.
10
It is one which no menial, no servile nature can fitly occupy.
11
This is an honour well earned, and which may be fitly worn.
12
He is buried fitly for a poet, and sleeps beyond criticism now.
13
She was very simply dressed, yet so fitly to her own beauty.
14
The concluding passage may also fitly conclude this survey of Johnson's writings.
15
They provide fitly for their representatives; the United States does not.
16
Seldom indeed do the strokes of the gods fall so fitly.
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