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Meanings of insincerely in English
Spanish
hipócritamente Usage of insincerely in English
1
He smiled insincerely when Adrian shook his hand, then he looked about.
2
He panicked, spoke awkwardly and briefly, insincerely promised to visit soon, and fled.
3
Olive exclaimed insincerely; for she knew that Mrs. Burrage's ideas would haunt her.
4
Hillary's loyalists took pains to praise her at a party afterward, not insincerely.
5
But he who approaches Baptism insincerely, receives the sacrament without charity.
6
She can say thank you as insincerely as any millennial.
7
She refused to take her happiness shyly or insincerely; it was something too sacred.
8
I thanked her, effusively and insincerely, saying I would return.
9
In his conversation with Buckland Warricombe, last October, he had spoken not altogether insincerely.
10
Now I would not speak to you insincerely within five minutes of being shot.
11
Fourthly, when it plays a part, and does or says anything insincerely and untruly.
12
As she hated to be insincerely optimistic, she said nothing.
13
Even two Cabinet Ministers took to their heels, grinning insincerely.
14
He smiled but it waned insincerely as he guardedly looked around the empty parking lot.
15
The two of them insincerely promising that they'd stay in touch as they air-kissed good-bye.
16
There are those who, sincerely or insincerely, still cling to State action as a theoretical hope.
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