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Meanings of rather indirect in English
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Usage of rather indirect in English
1
Such is the rather indirect example of the clergy with Greek.
2
It is the first step of a rather indirect path.
3
Some of these techniques have been rather indirect; consequently, the time course and extent of cardiac reinnervation remains uncertain.
4
One would almost suppose he had married Priscilla and this young lady was a definite though rather indirect result.
5
The admission of them was rather indirect and circumstantial, though I did not understand it to be an evasive one.
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A rather indirect one, by which the river and its valley are only used as a means towards a better combination for the battle.