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Meanings of thickly in English
Portuguese
densamente Spanish
de forma espesa Synonyms
Examples for "thick"
Examples for "thick"
1
The thick end of 100 billion has just been given to Ireland.
2
Good butt, great lashes, long and thick, and of course-mybeautiful eyes.
3
The threats are flying thick and fast in the South China Sea.
4
The sand was thick; the horses labored; the drivers shielded their faces.
5
I always have thick boots;- Iamvery particular about that;-andcork soles.
1
That includes steering clear of people, homes, protests or densely populated areas.
2
Stay in a public place Stay in well-lit and densely populated areas.
3
New York City is the most densely populated city in the country.
4
The densely populated onshore area to the right is San Diego, California.
5
No sensible country builds airports with flight paths over densely populated areas.
Usage of thickly in English
1
Zoltan's thickly slanting letters, handwriting from over forty years ago, rushed forward:
2
In parts the banks are rocky and steep, in others thickly wooded.
3
They cluster thickly in the neighbourhood of all the headlands round Cornwall.
4
The words came out slowly and thickly, each an effort of will.
5
Trees growing thickly along the creek banks shielded him from the sky-eyes.
6
The king sat down sadly and considered thickly in his slow brain.
7
Some ice-bound streams and ponds were thickly mantled in the white covering.
8
Nearly fill them with the prepared oysters; then cover thickly with crumbs.
9
In the home garden there are several reasons for sowing beet-seed thickly.
10
His ordinary correspondence is thickly sprinkled with quotations in the ancient tongues.
11
Then she swallowed thickly and said, her voice trembling slightly, Same here.
12
The streets, still dim in the dawn, were thickly carpeted with dead.
13
After a moment he spoke again thickly, as if struggling with tears.
14
The big fellows looked at him, and gathered thickly in his front.
15
The thickly fleshed body he hid behind an obscenely expensive tailored suit.
16
Throughout the journey from the Nile, the country had been thickly populated.
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Thickly through the time
Thickly across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common