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Meanings of singular manner in English
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Usage of singular manner in English
1
This sight excites the attention of the Romans in a singular manner.
2
His whole expression, however, culminates in a singular manner in his crown.
3
Providence, however, soon sent me a coadjutor, in rather a singular manner.
4
Any doubt in this regard was dispelled in a singular manner.
5
The savage now rose and acted in rather a singular manner.
6
Circumstances, therefore, conspired in the most singular manner in favour of John Blackmore.
7
That night the apparition appeared to Ursula in a singular manner.
8
Yards, sheets and sails seemed to be acting in the most singular manner.
9
On account of its singular manner of destroying serpents, on which it feeds.
10
The two blossoms are connected at the nectary of each in a singular manner.
11
In the year 1794, Judge Spencer came to his death in a singular manner.
12
But this murder seemed to have moved the entire country in a singular manner.
13
The heatherland over which we were passing was utilised in a rather singular manner.
14
Their rage against him displayed itself the next morning, in rather a singular manner.
15
This he attempted to do in a very singular manner without regard to consistency.
16
This purpose was presently defeated in a most singular manner.
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Singular manner through the time
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