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contradictorily's Usage Examples:

"curling dragon") or qiu was a Chinese dragon that is contradictorily defined as "horned dragon" and "hornless dragon".

communities: Groß-Hausen (Protestant), and Klein-Hausen (Catholic) which contradictorily became the larger of the two.

profoundly, naively, contradictorily, romantically, kinetically, jokily, cockily, fearfully, drunkenly, goofily, impudently—so nervous and excited you could.

In the course of the Reformation and the Counterreformation there arose two politically and ecclesiastically divided communities: Groß-Hausen (Protestant), and Klein-Hausen (Catholic) which contradictorily became the larger of the two.

However, contradictorily, subsequent research found that the drug produced fully estrogenic.

parts into the time machine - to both at the same time (and completely contradictorily) find resolution in death and close the time-loop, freezing all of.

scholars, Judith"s sexualized femininity interestingly and sometimes contradictorily combined with her masculine aggression.

The term Old English was coined at this time, as the Pale community emphasised their English identity and loyalty to the Crown, while, at the same time, contradictorily they refused to co-operate with the wishes of the English Crown as represented in Ireland by the Lord Deputy of Ireland.

(The album notes contradictorily indicate that this performance was recorded in June 1964 and that it.

mechanical exit systems have also been devised, including signage that says contradictorily, "This is not an exit," "Do not use this exit," or warning users that.

confusion—beautifully, profoundly, naively, contradictorily, romantically, kinetically, jokily, cockily, fearfully, drunkenly, goofily, impudently—so nervous and excited.

one of the most influential paintings of the High Renaissance, but contradictorily states that the High Renaissance began just after 1500.

He was also, somewhat contradictorily, described as having entrusted most important affairs of state to his.