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Meanings of unwillingly enough in English
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Usage of unwillingly enough in English
1
This in the end he did, though it seemed to me unwillingly enough.
2
I made my arrangements, unwillingly enough, for leaving London early the next day.
3
The bulldog came, unwillingly enough, and was made secure.
4
She followed me unwillingly enough that I could see.
5
On Sunday afternoons the Vrouw Grobelaar's household gave itself up, unwillingly enough, to religious exercises.
6
But he came forward, unwillingly enough and muttering.
7
So unwillingly enough, the boys, fishing tackle and all, turned back upon their steps, and followed.
8
For the sake of his own interests, though unwillingly enough, he dismissed Mary from his service.
9
At length one was fit for the task, and unwillingly enough he stooped to lift it up.
10
The guards stepped forward, unwillingly enough.
11
He placed the rope in their hands and compelled them to haul the load, which they did unwillingly enough.
12
I rose, unwillingly enough, but refreshed, washed and dressed myself, by which time the sun had begun to appear.
13
Eve went, unwillingly enough, although she could scarcely walk, flashing a good-night to her lover with her fine eyes.
14
Ellen obeyed, unwillingly enough.
15
Mollie rose, unwillingly enough.
16
The boy obeyed, unwillingly enough, for instinctively he felt that Black Bill meant no good to his dearly loved grandfather.
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Unwillingly enough through the time
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