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Meanings of soldierly in English
Usage of soldierly in English
1
He had a tremendous access of violence and brutality and soldierly virtue.
2
There was nothing lacking in General Devens to the complete soldierly character.
3
He stands up, he hopes with soldierly effect, and says, That's fair.
4
They received the thanks of the II Corps for their soldierly conduct.
5
With soldierly promptness of decision the officer had acted on the revelation.
6
They had been model prisoners, very polite, very soldierly, very well behaved.
7
Helen felt herself stiffening; her companion drew himself up with soldierly rigidity.
8
This officer has shown soldierly qualities and ability of the highest order.
9
There is but one correct and soldierly way to wear the cap.
10
We need not go abroad for examples of endurance and soldierly bearing.
11
A tall soldierly man of middle age strode up to the carriage.
12
His mildness on this night yielded to soldierly ardor, and he exclaimed:
13
Their poor lodgings were always kept with a soldierly cleanliness and order.
14
He answered, and his words were blunt; his manner, frank and soldierly.
15
VALOR, n. A soldierly compound of vanity, duty and the gambler's hope.
16
But he carried himself with soldierly uprightness, and his speech was brisk.
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Soldierly across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common