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Significados de decidedly different en inglés

Aún no tenemos significados para "decidedly different".
Uso de decidedly different en inglés
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This, however, was the Toronto auto show, where things are decidedly different.
BBC
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But things were decidedly different, of course, for those in command.
The Irish Times
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And the match-going experience was decidedly different to what it is these days.
The Irish Times
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The two teams arrived in the decider in decidedly different fashion.
The Guardian
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But in his Friday posting Zuckerberg struck a decidedly different tone.
Reuters
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Both of them disciples of Wenger but of decidedly different temperaments.
The Irish Times
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However, the atmosphere was decidedly different this night after the Curiosity rover landed successfully.
Reuters
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Thursday's finish up the iconic summit should see the general classification standings looking decidedly different.
The South African
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The view from the Senator's box was decidedly different from the seat Sextus usually occupied.
The Last Gladiatrix
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But twenty-two years later I was to come back quite unexpectedly, and under decidedly different circumstances.
The fracture zone: my return to the balkans
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Across town, the Parliamentary opposition coalition held a simultaneous press conference with a decidedly different bent.
NY Magazine
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The crime scene was decidedly different however, the middle of a peat bog in Co Laois.
The Irish Times
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The north west pair are feeling decidedly different about their starts to the new EPL campaign.
The South African
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With their long-awaited second album, everybody's favourite indie icons have gone for a decidedly different sound.
The Irish Times
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With their last two wins, the Suns have completed season sweeps of two decidedly different opponents.
Reuters
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Another stranger, one cut from decidedly different cloth than the dead man in the front hall.
Death angel
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Decidedly different por variante geográfica
Estados Unidos de América
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Reino Unido
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