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Meanings of latterly in English
Portuguese
recentemente Usage of latterly in English
1
She has latterly been the workshop of the South and the West.
2
And latterly, for down traders lucky enough to get a Square deal.
3
It subsequently took the name of Indian Queen, and latterly Bromfield House.
4
He afterwards engaged in mercantile concerns, and has latterly retired from business.
5
Philip, however, had latterly been disinclined for the personal interview with Catharine.
6
And, latterly, it had not been the best of times with him.
7
I have been reflecting much latterly, and I see I may not.
8
And yet the tale, true enough till latterly, was not true now.
9
He entertained those very fears which had latterly fallen upon Lord Nidderdale.
10
Our own Government also has latterly paid great attention to this subject.
11
But latterly the move has been towards those who do it full-time.
12
His parents had never been rich, and latterly had been very poor.
13
I ought to say I've only known it latterly-abouta fortnight now.
14
She had ceased latterly, however, to note particularly that or any impression.
15
That word, and its derivative, COMMUNISM, has latterly had a bad odor.
16
Scissors Dempsey, once his friend, but latterly a crony of Ted Slavin!
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