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Meanings of more aptly in English
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Usage of more aptly in English
1
Perhaps the process might be more aptly called one of petrifaction.
2
Few occupations more aptly illustrate this difference than those of solicitor and barrister.
3
There's never been a band more aptly named than Status Quo.
4
Why finger a distaff, when a quarterstaff comes more aptly to your hand?'
5
When she'd first met Sherman's wife, Sophie'd thought she'd be more aptly named Lily.
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Nothing perhaps more aptly prepares the mind for the passion of love than religious enthusiasm.
7
Few men more aptly fit Ernest Hemingway's rather macho observation about defeat than Christopher Reeve.
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Evincing concern for student welfare, it might more aptly be called,The Kids Are Not Alright.
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These could more aptly be headlined "Budget Rewards for Unfit Parents".
10
The "law of unintended consequences" was never more aptly applied.
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Surely never was the inner meaning and significance of a great historic event more aptly voiced.
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Nothing could more aptly describe the full influence of adulteration which has come upon this industry.
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So we'll more aptly call her a force.
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An editor might more aptly be described as someone who takes in other people's dirty laundry.
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Ashley, what prompted you to begin publishing these anthologies, and more aptly, why haven't you given up?
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Rarely in diplomacy can the old adage 'My enemy's enemy is my friend' have applied more aptly.