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Meanings of deliberately in inglés

portugués
de forma intencional

With intention; in an intentional manner.

de forma intencional
portugués
de propósito

In a deliberate unhurried manner.

de propósito
Usage of deliberately in inglés
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Democracy is being deliberately removed, the latest example being the Lisbon treaty.
The Guardian
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Media reports are often incomplete and government reports are sometimes deliberately vague.
The Guardian
3
Instead, fun means deliberately manipulating a familiar situation in a new way.
Wired
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Israel says Hamas deliberately hides its weapons and fighters among ordinary civilians.
Reuters
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Civilians are too often deliberately targeted to create a climate of fear.
Reuters
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Crime, and the rest follows, he said, referring to deliberately set fires.
The new yorker
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Separatists said Georgian forces shelled the regional capital Tskhinvali, deliberately targeting civilians.
Reuters
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So why would Gore deliberately choose to leave this particular issue out?
The Guardian
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The fires are deliberately set to clear forests for palm oil plantations.
BBC
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He often forgot, perhaps deliberately, that she hadn't given birth to Emma.
Public secrets
11
Attacking civilians is a war crime when it done deliberately or recklessly.
Independent.ie
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Malaysian authorities have said that they believe the plane was deliberately rerouted.
The Guardian
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The court also heard she had denied driving into the water deliberately.
The Irish Times
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I haven't deliberately changed events, details, or chronology; any errors are accidental.
Country driving: a journey through china from farm to factory
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But things that matter are deliberately swamped by things that look good.
BBC
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In all three countries, civilians are constantly and deliberately targeted by belligerents.
The South African
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