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Examples for "scrupulously"
Examples for "scrupulously"
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At the same time, Harris's rhetoric and positions are often scrupulously centrist.
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I do not, I scrupulously avoid an agenda as best I can.
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He read the note scrupulously through like a chapter in his Bible.
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The French translator had retrenched the ornaments, but scrupulously retained the facts.
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The nursing bottle and the rubber caps must be kept scrupulously clean.
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But she said she had made her decision as conscientiously as possible.
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All the money received was conscientiously expended in the purchase of news.
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In other words, the boys were just thoughtfully, conscientiously yakking... View Article
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And to conscientiously not know ourselves is the active task of irony.
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Don't believe or spread rumours and conscientiously devote yourselves to post-disaster rebuilding.
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He says only State-run schools are religiously neutral and therefore truly democratic.
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The Cerceris has eaten Weevil; her ancestors have all eaten Weevil, religiously.
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I'm back at home, with no plans, and religiously washing my hands.
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The Star had a wrestling column every week that I read religiously.
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IN THE 1980S I religiously watched every prime-time American soap opera going.
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He adhered more religiously to the letter of the Constitution than either.
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The world has got to understand religion before it can live religiously.
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Reflective apologists for war at the present day all take it religiously.
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Every generation laughs at the old fashions, but follows religiously the new.
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He loved the natural history of man, not religiously, but for entertainment.
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My wife watches the show just as religiously as I avoid it.
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Her mother saw to it that this program was religiously adhered to.
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Every guarantee of this instrument ought to be faithfully and religiously observed.
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Thrice true is it religiously-Christianfaith is not confined to State boundaries.
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These latter articles I kept religiously, believing them to be family relics.
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Not until Russia has become religiously emancipated, will she conquer political freedom.
