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Meanings of perversely enough in English

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Usage of perversely enough in English
1
Some of the most disjointed tracks here make the most sense, perversely enough.
The Guardian
2
And then, perversely enough, she persisted in asking numerous questions about Louis Scatcherd.
Doctor Thorne
3
That both of them have tinnitus is, perversely enough, an advantage.
The Irish Times
4
And just here, perversely enough, I grew indifferent.
Mary Marie
5
His very seriousness, perversely enough, made her suddenly wish to treat the whole matter as lightly as possible.
The Bat
6
Ralph was pleased that she should feel this, and wished her to continue, but he went on, perversely enough.
Night and Day
7
That was indeed exactly what Peter had assumed and what above all he desired; yet perversely enough it gave him a chill.
Victorian Short Stories: Stories of Successful Marriages
8
Perversely enough, I did none of those things.
When a Man Marries
9
Perversely enough the times when you did NOT see deer are more apt to remain vivid in your memory than the times when you did.
The Mountains
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