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Meanings of sundry in English
Consisting of a haphazard assortment of different kinds.
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Examples for "mixed"
Examples for "mixed"
1
Two studies looking at testosterone use and heart health produced mixed results.
2
Some delivered new revenue, but others brought new costs and mixed results.
3
There has been mixed success for Austrian companies' share placements this year.
4
A phenomenological, mixed-method approach was used to investigate these disease-driven health issues.
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Despite these efforts, industry insiders and other observers say quality remains mixed.
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The interior of the huts of the hamlet presented a motley appearance.
2
A motley crowd of men and women jostle in the narrow space.
3
A motley throng of people were crowding in through the double gateway.
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The quest for the Llano was indeed what unified this motley group.
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VR adds so much texture to City 17 and its motley inhabitants.
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Of course, they were rewarded generously with government grants and miscellaneous funding.
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No MRI measures explained outcomes in language comprehension in the miscellaneous group.
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The second regiment was miscellaneous in its composition and took longer to
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A famous French historian and miscellaneous writer, born in Paris in 1798.
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The component parts of the eastern extremity are strangely and barbarously miscellaneous.
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Every so often, a secession is attempted for assorted pocket-lining political reasons.
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Indeed, the company also packages Netflix, assorted service contracts, and computer courses.
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They just made an order for six assorted fruit pies, our choice.
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The oddly-assorted pair walked in silence until Vauxhall Bridge was in sight.
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After that, we listened to assorted symphonies, Peter Gabriel and New Order.
Usage of sundry in English
1
In this kind of work sundry strict aesthetic principles must be observed.
2
The Court met and sundry elders, and spent the forenoon in prayer.
3
Alfred Stevens; there are many Stevenses: I have known several and sundry.
4
After sundry kicks in the ribs, the fellow at last woke up.
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We have ratings by all and sundry all the time, Gauzes said.
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In sundry graves and sepulchres we meet with rings, coins, and chalices.
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There were several women in the cabin, attending to sundry household duties.
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Ill results, in sundry other institutions, of holding the President alone responsible.
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The boy resented this outburst of love by sundry kicks and screams.
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In which Bobby astonishes sundry Persons, and pays Part of his Note
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They contented themselves with manifesting entire indifference, or in offering sundry excuses.
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One night when he had received sundry cuffs and was greatly excited:
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These speeches were dispersed by the busy bonnet maker into sundry ears.
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S: On the right hand and on the left, in sundry parties?
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The religion of Corinth was paganism, which naturally led to sundry vices.
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Now fellows, said Sir Tristram, here will we depart in sundry ways.
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United Kingdom
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United States of America
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