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Meanings of funnily in English
Portuguese
estranhamente Usage of funnily in English
1
She said funnily, looking at the arrow sparkling in the gas light:
2
Said one, resuming and concluding the discussion in a funnily judicial tone:
3
It is very droll, though: he used to make them very funnily.
4
And funnily enough I have the genes for very high intelligence, too.
5
I told her that, funnily enough, I had never been asked that before.
6
But funnily enough, Lionel had been the one he had come to now.
7
And funnily enough, who else should be coming but the Prince of Wales!
8
We don't have liver and onions for our lunch, funnily enough.
9
Yet funnily enough, it wasn't a job he immediately wanted.
10
But funnily enough the truly great names tend to win it, contemptuous of excuses.
11
The words seemed to stick funnily in his throat, but he asked them nevertheless.
12
He had not, funnily enough, lost a recipe or failed to work the oven.
13
But children, funnily enough, have minds of their own and preferences and personalities too.
14
At all her media obligations in Melbourne Kostyuk spoke honestly, funnily, intelligently and emotionally.
15
And funnily enough, he'd be the first to say so.
16
But, funnily enough, it was me who proposed to Ash.
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Funnily through the time
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