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Meanings of made wholly in English
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Usage of made wholly in English
1
Payments elected to be made wholly in cash come last of all.
2
Our paper garments, of course, are seamless, and made wholly by machinery.
3
The shoes must be made wholly of cotton canvas or buckskin.
4
We must never pretend travel can be made wholly safe because that is not true.
5
Now I am sure that "Brother Sodoms" were not made wholly in vain.
6
But no two of us are made wholly alike.
7
That was a function she made wholly her own.
8
Disestablishment meant that the Church of Ireland was now made wholly independent of the Church of England.
9
These nests are made wholly of earth.
10
Such an one could never disappear from memory, such a loss could never be made wholly good.
11
These should be made wholly of pork, but there is often a large portion of beef in them.
12
Nemours stepped back, and Robert resolved that de Mézy's offer should not have been made wholly in vain.
13
Then Karna's son pierced Satanika with three arrows, made wholly of iron and Arjuna also with as many.
14
Nor is the material out of which the prospective citizen is to be made wholly unfitted for its purpose.
15
The distribution of the Portuguese force was made wholly on the coast, while the land side was left totally unguarded.
16
These tours were made wholly at his own expense, and he was able to support himself by his medical practice.
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Made wholly across language varieties
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