Sinônimos
Examples for "namely"
Examples for "namely"
1This new patch will include a few new aspects namely: Reinvigorated fauna.
2It embodied the fundamental idea in all religions, namely, life and fertility.
3Foremost among them is in place now - namely, a good team.
4Conclusions: DNA mutation analysis is effective namely in families with multiple incidence.
5Activation in patients involved additional subcortical regions namely the caudate and thalamus.
1"Videlicet, some fourscore waiting damsels and milkmaids, warranted honest by my Lord Warwick," I muttered.
2"But God is a just God," wrote Sir Edward Stafford, "and if with all things past, that be true that the king ('videlicet' Henry IV.)
1This last has two names in the world, viz., Daksha and Kasyapa.
2In the Bengal texts there is a misprint, viz., tatha for rasah.
3Even this is the duty of Kshatriyas, viz., the ruling of subjects.
4The principal one of these has already been mentioned incidentally, viz., excommunication.
5This is the medicine for sorrow, viz., not to think of it.
1Clement to wit, as the dweller in the house was a blacksmith.
2The payments will be made according to the following regulations, to wit:
3This really applies much more to wit than to the comic itself.
4So there came in three witnesses, to wit, Envy, Superstition, and Pickthank.
5I do Thee to wit that Antoine Lamarche's crop is pretty weedy.
1The sting lay in the tail, that is to say, the postscript.
2Yes; that is to say, if it is over the five thousand.
3It is cosmopolitan; that is to say, it represents everything and nothing.
4Not a leader, Patsey; that is to say, certainly not a general.
5The great myths; that is to say, myths made by great people.
6The maxims, that is to say, are the consequences of the philosophy.
7It was heathenism plus commercialism; that is to say, a double heathenism.
8This door was shut; that is to say, it was nearly shut.
9PROTARCHUS: Very true; that is to say, if there are such pleasures.
10And the red policeman-thesoldier, that is to say-willstay to dinner.
11They fell, that is to say, either through consciousness or through unconsciousness.
12I shall go alone; that is to say, alone with dear grandpapa.
13He gives lessons; that is to say, he reads with young men.
14And that is to say nothing of the predators that lurk there.
15Quiet, that is to say, in his movements-letit stand at that.
16The last words conveyed nothing to Nancy-nothing real, that is to say.
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