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- adverb In a
sulfurous way.
Etymologies
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Examples
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"The former exterminator drove the loony Clinton impeachment, pushed the nutty Terri Schiavo legislation, gutted the House ethics committee, engaged in gerrymandering schemes, enhanced the pay-to-play political culture and made the Republican Party so sulfurously partisan, ethically suspect and God-centric that voters recoiled."
Bill Mann: ABC-TV "Dances" Its Way to Public Disgrace With DeLay 2009
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While his favorable ratings have dropped some, Hillary's are now sulfurously bad.
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The way things now appear, the Democrats have a good shot at taking back at least one chamber of Congress, perhaps both — if for no other reason than that the president and the Republicans in Congress are so sulfurously unpopular.
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Before any more instruments join in, Mr. Malo, who possesses a sulfurously rich voice, murmurs one word and carries it for seven beats: "Siboney."
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The larger of the two looked over at her with sulfurously glowing eyes, and grunted.
Jinx High Lackey, Mercedes 1994
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In the ensuing uproar - fueled by people who were not comparably scandalized when George W. Bush was sulfurously vilified - her opponent raised nearly $2 million and her lead shrank from 13 points to her winning margin of 3.
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In the ensuing uproar -- fueled by people who were not comparably scandalized when George W. Bush was sulfurously vilified -- her opponent raised nearly $2 million and her lead shrank from 13 points to her winning margin of 3.
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In the ensuing uproar - fueled by people who were not comparably scandalized when George W. Bush was sulfurously vilified - her opponent raised nearly $2 million and her lead shrank from 13 points to her winning margin of 3.
poststar.com RSS 2009
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In the ensuing uproar -- fueled by people who were not comparably scandalized when George W. Bush was sulfurously vilified -- her opponent raised nearly $2 million and her lead shrank from 13 points to her winning margin of 3.
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In the ensuing uproar - fueled by people who were not comparably scandalized when George W. Bush was sulfurously vilified - her opponent raised nearly $2 million and her lead shrank from 13 points to her winning margin of 3.
unknown title 2009
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