Portuguese
pessoalmente Spanish
personalmente Antonyms
Examples for "impersonally"
Examples for "impersonally"
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Somehow Keith could not resent the implication; it was too impersonally delivered.
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I looked at Nick impersonally for the first time in many weeks.
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The Duchess asked the question impersonally though with a degree of interest.
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They can deliver a thousand pounds of high explosives accurately and impersonally.
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She spoke calmly and impersonally, without even a quickening of the breath.
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Indeed, the new prime minister has personally chosen to lead the debate.
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I personally don't agree that's a solution to the problem, Obama said.
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Gillard added she did not personally believe Australia needed nuclear power plants.
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Speaking backstage, Dec said: It's been a tough year personally and professionally.
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The paper said Trump is personally responsible for many of those obligations.
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Many have witnessed this violence personally, some have even been its victims.
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I personally don't maintain that list, but that list is available, yes.
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Amnesty International is a global movement of people 'who take injustice personally'.
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Magazines, for example, offer trends while bloggers share and speak more personally.
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It allowed him to speak more personally about the war, his war.
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She would need to know who had personally witnessed my public disgrace.
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She remembers colleagues choosing them 20 years ago, but personally felt differently.
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Alexander Lukashenko is personally responsible for her life and health, Gerashchenko said.
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Fasten the strappings to the buckler; personally I shall carry the knapsack.
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New Zealand Post says the Queen personally approved the images for use.
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The host should call upon the chaperone and personally request the favor.
