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Meanings of signally in English
Portuguese
extraordinariamente Usage of signally in English
1
Accordingly in this field have the great poets and literatuses signally toil'd.
2
Jehovah had repeatedly and signally demonstrated that he was in their midst.
3
His prophecies with regard to the great war had been signally fulfilled.
4
He was resolved if possible to succeed where Alec had signally failed.
5
Edward's face grew signally white over the contents of this unprecedented challenge.
6
He had humbled Francis, but Henry had most signally avenged his father.
7
He had been confident, eager, hopeful, yet he had failed, signally, unaccountably.
8
Oh, how signally I have failed on the first day of battle!
9
And when elected leaders signally fail to say the same thing, markets fall.
10
The session had been signally tedious; the business and the wine prodigiously dry.
11
The general affection borne the king appeared signally about this time.
12
Never was the self-confidence of genius more signally justified than in his case.
13
However, I signally failed; and only endangered my own head by my zeal.
14
The situations which most signally develop character form the best plot.
15
Nothing could more signally demonstrate the strength and wisdom of our political institutions.
16
The wavering eye tried to fix the investigator, but failed signally.
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