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Meanings of very aptly in English
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Usage of very aptly in English
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Not but, at that time, it squared very aptly with my opinions.
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The London Philharmonic comes in very aptly, and I am delighted.
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The word "development" might be very aptly used in the photographic sense.
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Some one has very aptly said that insanity is only egotism gone to seed.
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These rocks are called Jenny Twigg and her Daughter Tib - very aptly, I think.
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One member in closing this discussion very aptly said:
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As one writer very aptly puts it, John Brown was both the one and the other.
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Not only was the line elegantly sonorous; it was also, I flattered myself, very aptly compendiously expressive.
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Schlick in his book on epistemology has therefore characterised axioms very aptly as "implicit definitions."
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Dr. Miller in his able work "The Building of Character," says very aptly in this connection:
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Lit.," Prof. Weber very aptly remarks, "Nothing like positive certainty, therefore, is for the present attainable.
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The largest item was constituted by what was very aptly denominated the "deferred" debt, created in 1888.
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Which was very aptly titled.
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Justin Green's very aptly named Bertha's Revenge,made from whey alcohol is a wonderfully fragrant addition to the gin world.
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An artist has very aptly said that we should so move that if every muscle struck a note, only harmony would result.
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Shakspeare very aptly expresses this kind of confession, devoid of repentance, from the mouth of a usurper, a murderer, and a regicide-