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Meanings of primitively in English
Portuguese
originalmente Usage of primitively in English
1
Andrew found the work deeply, almost primitively satisfying: moving stone, making hedge.
2
Even in his faults he had ever been primitively simple and obvious.
3
Manitou showed itself antagonistic to progress; it was old-fashioned, and primitively agricultural.
4
Roger leaped primitively to grapple and break his enemy with bare hands.
5
The crosses were wooden and primitively made, the graves surrounded by stones.
6
I was unable to be present at the ceremony, which was primitively simple.
7
Neodjuvant chemotherapy has been primitively used in locally advanced breast cancer.
8
The success of this new but still primitively crude class of apparatus was immediate.
9
Preparations for bed are simple in the mountains-theywere primitively simple for me that night.
10
The facility had a base headquarters and five satellite training areas, all of them primitively equipped.
11
On its pages were primitively outlined the features of most of the women of his fiction.
12
That's a primitively feminine wish and not at all in accordance with my own advanced ideas.
13
How could she be less primitively honest in the face of one than of the other?
14
She was lovely and tender, but primitively firm.
15
What could there be in common between the sophisticated Eglington and this sweet, primitively wholesome Quaker girl?
16
He was a Caliban-like creature, primitively ugly, with a mop of hair that had never been combed.
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