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Meanings of inimitable way in English

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Usage of inimitable way in English
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He was taking a look at it, in his own inimitable way.
Zero Point
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In its own inimitable way Perth is the antithesis of Hong Kong.
The Irish Times
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Thackeray, in his inimitable way, would have made mincemeat of this generation.
The Enchanted April
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He was so innocent and so helpless-inhis own inimitable way.
The cottage
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Let Miss Jillgall describe the marriage, in her own inimitable way.
The Legacy of Cain
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James May delves into the mysteries of music in his own inimitable way.
BBC
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He described, in his inimitable way, the experience of walking through it as 'hyper-seeing'.
The Guardian
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So a plate of buttery prawns signifies home to me in an inimitable way.
The Guardian
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And she says the something funny in her inimitable way.
The Visioning: A Novel
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Skullhammer broke the suspense in his own inimitable way.
Bedlam
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It's party time and they're going to celebrate their hero in their own boisterous, inimitable way.
The Irish Times
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Each one of these men delivered the same message in his own individual and inimitable way.
Stories of the Prophets (Before the Exile)
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They were telling me in their own inimitable way that they had already fabricated an alibi.
Mortal Allies
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Doyle manages in his own inimitable way to write the things people say every day to one another.
Independent.ie
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Frank Fogarty, who writes his own gags and delivers them in his own rapid, inimitable way, said to me:
Writing for Vaudeville
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And in her own inimitable way, the Queen's has been a strong and consistent force in fashion over the decades.
BBC
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