Portuguese
de forma intencional With intention; in an intentional manner.
(Doing or feeling something) in a deliberate or controlled way.
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Examples for "deliberately"
Examples for "deliberately"
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Democracy is being deliberately removed, the latest example being the Lisbon treaty.
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Media reports are often incomplete and government reports are sometimes deliberately vague.
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Instead, fun means deliberately manipulating a familiar situation in a new way.
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Israel says Hamas deliberately hides its weapons and fighters among ordinary civilians.
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Civilians are too often deliberately targeted to create a climate of fear.
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Did they purposely seek out soldiers who saw themselves as citizens first?
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Kirby purposely kept her thoughts focused on the moment, in the moment.
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I found it in the cupboard-perhapsplaced purposely out of his reach.
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A second letter I put purposely on the floor in the breakfast-room.
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It means purposely keeping groups small and taking turns on popular routes.
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In fact, it's a great way to learn; just do it intentionally.
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The Interior Ministry spokesman denied government forces had intentionally destroyed residents' homes.
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Israel claimed Hamas had intentionally provoked the violence, a charge Hamas denied.
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He said those intentionally doing the wrong thing were on borrowed time.
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The backbone of the roof had been broken intentionally, simulating great age.
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I said just now 'her friendship'; and I used the word advisedly.
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I said Josiah Wedgwood was tragically in love-theword was used advisedly.
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From thence he shouted-theword is used advisedly-forhis wife and daughter.
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Felix Page had enjoyed- Iusethe word advisedly- awidespreadreputation for eccentricity.
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I write this news to you advisedly, displeasant as it must be.
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God has not designedly made the religious life as hard as possible.
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Bakahenzie remembered Infunyana very well, but nevertheless designedly Birnier ignored him in return.
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The references to money-matters have been designedly slight throughout these pages.
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Gives a long and designedly loathsome account of glanders and farcy.
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Pause, in public speech, is not mere silence-itis silence made designedly eloquent.
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Whoever left these places left them by choice and at their leisure.
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It is not a place that anyone would come to by choice.
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Deila's switch on the left side of defence was made by choice.
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Which was an insult from the start, not something adopted by choice.
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Both of them had been virgins, she by choice, he by default.
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This regime of technologies was built by design without concerns about exploitation.
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I don't believe that by design one type of cooking is better.
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The good that they do is by design; the harm by accident.
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Therefore, by design, a blockchain is resistant to modification of its data.
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His voice was loud by design, the way a horn is loud.
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But it was, of course, possible to start a fire on purpose.
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Fires in the Amazon are often set on purpose to clear land.
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Mr Warner said Mr Turei was run off the road on purpose.
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When Garn left, Treia said she had sent him away on purpose.
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Under other circumstances I'd have said he was doing it on purpose.
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That should last me a week if I read slowly on purpose.
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My handkerchief lay on the path; I had dropped it on purpose.
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I hope you know I'd never do anything like that on purpose.
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I tucked it into the rig and brought it in, on purpose.
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She was the one bumping me-andon purpose, if you ask me.
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She is raised in great numbers in cactus gardens planted on purpose.
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This morning you accused me of burning your toaster waffle on purpose.
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But you weren't mean-youdidn't try to hurt anyone, not on purpose.
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Maybe left them heaped up on purpose, to improve their rumpled appearance.
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It's hard for me to believe someone would do that on purpose.
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All tagged with transponders, which means they were set loose on purpose.