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Meanings of seasonably in English
Spanish
de la estación Usage of seasonably in English
1
So seasonably and with so much welcome does disappearance destroy unexpressed reorganisation.
2
The older boys invented other imaginative miseries that would be seasonably appropriate.
3
The Lord be praised for His goodness in helping thus so seasonably!
4
Thus the Lord has again most seasonably helped us out of our difficulty.
5
Well remembered, brother Peter; these verses came seasonably, and we thank you heartily.
6
Its particular object, he stated, would be seasonably disclosed to them.
7
The clouds, yielding showers seasonably, caused the crops to grow abundantly.
8
You hear not, and will not seasonably hear what I say.
9
Thus thou seest that the old peer's letter came very seasonably.
10
How seasonably to this purpose have come in my aunt's and cousin's letters!
11
A lull in the conversation will seasonably indicate the moment for the ladies' departure.
12
They'd never been seasonably sensible when it came to clothing.
13
Today a suit of new clothes was given to me, which came very seasonably.
14
I am grateful to your love, Wilhelm, for having repeated your advice so seasonably.
15
Self-denial, seasonably exercised, is one means of enhancing our gratifications.
16
Protection from casual embarrassments, however, may sometimes be seasonably interposed.
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Seasonably through the time
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