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Meanings of splendidly in English
Portuguese
excelentemente Synonyms
Examples for "famously"
Examples for "famously"
1
Andrew Cuomo, famously opposed capital punishment in the state of New York.
2
Adorno famously said that, after the Holocaust, poetry wasn't a good idea.
3
George Orwell famously wrote: He who controls the past controls the future.
4
There's a cluster of cases famously now of a singing group, right?
5
Swift famously does not allow her work to be on streaming services.
1
Your creations have performed magnificently, and everyone in the industry knows it.
2
In connexion with this work, the pioneers and the engineers did magnificently.
3
In the last series here he batted magnificently, often in dire situations.
4
Could Luke Clancy explain what she means by these magnificently broad statements?
5
He lives magnificently in his palace, and they live magnificently in theirs.
1
The vitriolic power of the poison is excellently expressed in the story.
2
Moeen performed excellently last summer against India and needs to remember how.
3
Although it may be of the finest material and excellently well made.
4
Just before dawn the brigand stopped; his memory had been excellently aroused.
5
The music by the choir was of high order and excellently rendered.
1
The table was gorgeously decorated; the wine was perfect; the dishes Parisian.
2
The prince is fitting it up gorgeously in the Louis XIV.th style.
3
A gorgeously dressed woman in the proper place is a fine sight.
4
The servant entered, bringing a note gorgeously crested and coroneted in gold.
5
She played everything gorgeously, but her simple interpretations of Chopin were devastating.
1
One touch was so resplendently Hebraic that I cannot pass it over.
2
Epaphroditus appeared in the doorway, resplendently dressed, as I had come to expect.
3
One Sunday, crossing the Luxembourg Gardens, Rodolphe met Mimi resplendently dressed.
4
Fleur, dressed as resplendently as her daughter, smiled adoringly at him.
5
Olaf was a Norse chieftain: straight, sunny-haired, large-limbed, resplendently amiable to his subjects.
Usage of splendidly in English
1
The idea of the Christmas ship was nobly conceived and splendidly executed.
2
Since neither spoke English but both liked curries, they got along splendidly.
3
They were ravenously hungry and at the same time splendidly in condition.
4
Her chief beauty lies in the expression of her splendidly developed figure.
5
They made their appearance in magnificent national costume, splendidly embroidered in gold.
6
These hee-hee councils splendidly illustrate the inconsecutiveness and inconsequentiality of the Folk.
7
Then came a fine troop all in red, nobly and splendidly clad.
8
I like Prussians ever so much; they fight splendidly, and always beat.
9
The Ambassador was splendidly entertained by the Duke of Orleans at St.
10
I've seen him jump splendidly out in the bush, over brush fences.
11
And I do think the girls came up to the mark splendidly.
12
They were all splendidly mounted; their horses fresh, and their troops well-disciplined.
13
In its resonant nothingness, the Cage work collaborates splendidly with the Klein.
14
Faster and faster they flew down the splendidly paved and built highways.
15
Well-younever saw her look better; she tells me she slept splendidly.
16
I could see he was working himself into a splendidly romantic mood.
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Splendidly through the time
Splendidly across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
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