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Meanings of stiffly in English
Portuguese
severamente Usage of stiffly in English
1
But, like you said, it's really not your business, Jodie said stiffly.
2
Put the stiffly-beaten whites of eggs in last; before putting into oven.
3
Although it's stiffly animated, it shows the intimacy of a good friendship.
4
Pour over the stiffly beaten whites of three eggs; ice the cakes.
5
The general leisurely swung one leg over the other, and said stiffly:
6
Add all to the dough and put in the stiffly-beaten whites last.
7
The last letter had been simply, stiffly signed Mrs Roman D. Sandpiper.
8
The warden bowed stiffly and directed a guard to produce the convict.
9
She sat down rather stiffly in the straight-backed armchair beside the fire.
10
Then cut and fold in the stiffly beaten whites of three eggs.
11
High Chin sat stiffly in the saddle, his hand clasping the horn.
12
Then the door was opened and Clark somewhat stiffly invited Livingstone in.
13
Woodley will give you five minutes, that's all, the man said stiffly.
14
Claire dropped it unread upon the table, and bowed stiffly in farewell.
15
The soldiers who accompanied it marched stiffly with an almost religious solemnity.
16
She nodded stiffly, still feeling raw with what she'd learned this morning.
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Stiffly through the time
Stiffly across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common