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Meanings of outwardly in English
Portuguese
externamente Spanish
exteriormente Usage of outwardly in English
1
A significant number of outwardly successful people find social situations a nightmare.
2
The three houses in the centre of the row were outwardly alike.
3
His spiritual force no longer radiates outwardly; it is consumed in self-study.
4
So Celtic religion outwardly was submerged in Roman religion; and then later.
5
She was beginning to sweat, but worked hard to remain outwardly calm.
6
For now, the Labour leadership is not outwardly concerned by the resignations.
7
It is true; outwardly as regards this work you have been-theIncident.
8
He was outwardly little the worse for the encounter with the devil-fish.
9
Her teaching performance had outwardly suffered more than she'd been aware of.
10
There stood the cabinet, as outwardly innocent as when it came in.
11
There never was, perhaps, outwardly so tame a general election as Saturday's.
12
In the mean time affairs had outwardly calmed down in Prince's Gate.
13
Allow yourself to do something outwardly that comes from the inner gesture.
14
She was waiting, outwardly patient, but there was a demand in her.
15
Though rage and fear battled inside me, outwardly I remained icy calm.
16
Henry responded by being outwardly withdrawn-whichis to say, polite but distant.
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Outwardly across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common