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Meanings of have oftentimes in English
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Usage of have oftentimes in English
1
Similar to the way I have oftentimes spoken to my hairdresser.
2
Great landed proprietors, it is true, have oftentimes been essential for making beneficial innovations.
3
And they have oftentimes war with the birds of the country that they take and eat.
4
I have oftentimes been led to consider the relevancy of this chapter, and have finally decided to insert it.
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I have oftentimes thought that over, and I see that it is good for me I am so bound.
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So, Wall Street customers, the companies that do business with Wall Street have oftentimes been victimized by these arrangements.
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We have oftentimes the honour to entertain your gentlemen in their travelling backwards and forwards betwixt London and Paris, sir.
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TR: I have oftentimes been positioned as the villain in many media stories, which tells me how oblivious they truly are to facts.
9
I have oftentimes risen in the morning not knowing where the means were to come from for the common expenses of the day.
10
The university students and the flower of the land who have gone into the officers' training corps have oftentimes been among the first to fall.
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Of late he had oftentimes been kept away by pressure of other duties.
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I have hurried over the capture, as it has oftentimes been described in detail.
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Yet by her meekness she had oftentimes controlled them both.
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Sir Howard Douglas had oftentimes entertained his family circle with a recital of such scenes.
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The fact that society has oftentimes destroyed its noblest geniuses avails little for the restraint of harshness.
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There can be no doubt, however, that Shakespeare's battles had oftentimes the important aid of real gunpowder.