Adverb:

અંધશ્રદ્ધાળુ,

superstitiously's Usage Examples:

had composed in every detail the fourth movement, which (perhaps superstitiously) I have not subsequently revised.

Obsessive-compulsive disorder - preoccupation and hoarding valueless but superstitiously resonant items Dizziness and confusion Body tremors, intrusive thoughts.

When Johnny finally arrives, he breaks off the engagement, superstitiously believing that their marriage would cause his mother"s death.

who were largely portrayed as unwashed wild-eyed drooling killers superstitiously worshiping long-vanished Aztec gods, and the simplistic portrayal of.

Later, given her tragic end, it was recalled, perhaps superstitiously, that the launching of Dix was a failure.

Johann Wolfgang von Goethe published the German translation, but did not share Grimm's opinion because he found the poem's spirit superstitiously barbaric.

in length (thirteen reversed), with thirteen itself long regarded superstitiously as an unlucky number in Western culture.

Obsessive–compulsive disorder – Preoccupation and hoarding valueless but superstitiously resonant items psychologically created physical symptoms, such as upset.

When playing drums for Belle and Sebastian, he always superstitiously wears an old Perthshire Advertiser T-shirt which he has owned for years.

By chance, however, it is scheduled for a Saturday, which Connors superstitiously regards as always unlucky for him.

Algar, of late tymes superstitiously soute of by the folische commune people".

the Super Bowl XXXV Championship in 2000, head coach Brian Billick superstitiously issued an organizational ban on the use of the word "playoffs" until.

The irregulars of SGU 3 superstitiously fled these "ghosts".