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perfunctorily's Usage Examples:

The Dayton Daily News wrote "Veteran Bill Gradison is being perfunctorily challenged by Thomas Chandler, who admits to having happily voted for.

Millennium " The Lone Gunmen, felt that the character was "used so perfunctorily since her introduction" that her appearances added little to the episodes.

The Indian Express wrote "Jagadeesan works at his subject at an unhurried pace coolly, but not casually or perfunctorily".

The killer"s motivation is so perfunctorily sketched that it fails to convince.

" The review concluded that the film "is so perfunctorily cobbled together and, on the whole, so indifferently animated [.

works at his subject at an unhurried pace coolly, but not casually or perfunctorily".

referenced both under his public magical name Frater V∴D∴ and, perfunctorily anonymized, as Isbrand.

It"s as if Docherty is perfunctorily doing his job even as the removal men are dismantling the show and packing.

Moore concluded It's all so stupid and ends so perfunctorily that you can't call Next good, or even as good as the dopey Déjà Vu.

by Jane Ira Bloom presents great, formerly young jazz musicians only perfunctorily preserving musical freedom while truly relishing the deepest and most.

Entreri but proves to be overmatched by the dangerous assassin and is perfunctorily killed.

According to Greene, these "melodramatic situations" are built perfunctorily "paying no attention on the way to inconsistencies, loose ends, psychological.

potential to display more than one dimension, discards her perfunctorily and inelegantly".

Synonyms:

as a formality, pro forma,

Antonyms:

informal,