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Meanings of very nature in English

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Usage of very nature in English
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But the wandering propensity was inherent in the very nature of Crockett.
David Crockett: His Life and Adventures
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All books, by their very nature, don't have to make good films.
Reuters
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Professional sport by its very nature demands single-minded dedication in chasing success.
The Irish Times
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Both provide something that the other, by its very nature, simply can't.
The Guardian
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In the very nature of my proposition the shadow will be eliminated-
Moon-Face, and Other Stories
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But copies, by their very nature, can be limitless in their number.
The king of lies
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Your very nature is one filled with the violence of the wild.
Stroke of Enticement
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BY their very nature, racehorse trainers are among the most optimistic breeds.
News.com.au
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That this must be so rests in the very nature of things.
The Philosophy of Despair
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The inevitable issue is certain, because of the very nature of God.
Expositions of Holy Scripture / Ezekiel, Daniel, and the Minor P...
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The desire and aversion constitute the very nature of love and hatred.
A Treatise of Human Nature
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For, doubtless, in the very nature of the case there must be.
The Great Doctrines of the Bible
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I suppose, by their very nature, prisons will look unfriendly and hard.
Corduroy mansions
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In the very nature of things, two and two cannot make five.
The Pleasures of Life
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The Irish Celtic population is in its very nature a Catholic population.
A History of the Four Georges, Volume II
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It should be conceded that excavation by its very nature involves destruction.
The Irish Times
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