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Meanings of invariably present in English
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Usage of invariably present in English
1
A marked and persistent identity disturbance is almost invariably present.
2
The dog Turk was invariably present, and usually stretched his huge form upon the hearth-rug.
3
A distinct, usually striped cuticle is invariably present.
4
Sulphuretted hydrogen, which is invariably present in commercial acetylene, is formed by the decomposition of aluminium sulphide.
5
He was the only individual invariably present.
6
From that time he was invariably present, not only at Madame Le Fort's, but wherever we went.
7
Strategy or cunning is an element invariably present in games, as also in warlike pursuits and in the chase.
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The figures are for the beverages made without the addition of milk and sugar, both of which are almost invariably present.
9
Initial laryngeal spasm is almost invariably present with foreign bodies of organic nature, such as nut kernels, peas, beans, maize, etc.
10
There is a natural law of color in flowers, that the varieties of a species invariably present a certain range of colors.
11
Mr. Winter did not come out to the evening service, although he was one of the very few men members who were invariably present.
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When such great strength exists, a sound opening bid invariably presents itself.
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He was forced to acknowledge the validity of the facts which invariably presented themselves to view.
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Whatever the final product, they are invariably presented as being motivated by liberal idealism and progress.
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Visitors to Swanhaven Lodge were invariably presented with a copy of the volume (privately printed).
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A visit of congratulation is also paid to a new mother and a gift invariably presented to the baby.