Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- In an accursed manner.
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- adverb : In an
accursed manner. - adverb degree, dated
Damnably ;extremely .
Etymologies
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Examples
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I read in Swift at the beginning of one of the Gulliver chapters: Having been condemned by nature and fortune to an active and even more a restless life And in this accursedly active and even more accursedly restless life, you can imagine in what terrible loneliness I am living.
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I read in Swift at the beginning of one of the Gulliver chapters: Having been condemned by nature and fortune to an active and even more a restless life And in this accursedly active and even more accursedly restless life, you can imagine in what terrible loneliness I am living.
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Kipping asked in that accursedly mild voice -- I could not hear it without thinking of poor Bill
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Too many were steeped in a sense of her sacredness, well he wot! and he was unable to find room in his apprehensive mind for any doubt that these others would be accursedly diligent.
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Too many were steeped in a sense of her sacredness, well he wot! and he was unable to find room in his apprehensive mind for any doubt that these others would be accursedly diligent.
Seventeen A Tale of Youth and Summer Time and the Baxter Family Especially William
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He saw, as he supposed, "the Okimow in peril of his life," and acted according to the dictates of his accursedly poor discretion.
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So loveless, formal, and yet -- to him so real, so desperately, accursedly real!
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So loveless, formal, and yet -- to him so real, so desperately, accursedly real!
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REASONS and to systematically rob them of their honest labor because they were too accursedly lazy to labor themselves.
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Not once, since you went to that accursedly out-of-the-way place, has a letter from you found me in the same mood and circumstances to which it was addressed, as being the mood and circumstances in which my own letter had left me, and of course it has been the same with my letters to you.
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