Adverb:

कायमानोबक्ये,

studiously's Usage Examples:

Portalupi"s camera studiously avoids every challenging incident), only a ponderously serene screenplay and a stolidly passionless cast directed without a.

described the video as clichéd, didactic, self-impressed and studiously unrevealing.

Vengerov studiously researched the careers of "second-tier" Russian authors of the 19th and.

he accepted the position on 19 October of said year, which he filled studiously and faithfully, to the glory of the university, until his death on 7 September.

of the most horrific crimes, the authors pose that central question so studiously avoided by others: Why? They answer matter-of-factly: "Since the economic.

tithes, endowments and as exchanges for indulgences the monks were able to studiously observe the quality of wines from individual plots and, over time, began.

Earlier Frankenstein films by Hammer had studiously avoided such similarities for copyright reasons.

he assumed at once all the external pomp of royalty which Hiero had so studiously avoided; and while he plunged in the most shameless manner into every.

clear that the sexual excitation shall be circumvented and the clitoris studiously avoided.

Prisco later explored other social strata, but studiously avoided the impressionistic and folkloric mannerisms that were typical.

Swartz wrote that the Bushes prefer West Oaks because they "are too studiously sedate to live in River Oaks".

In 2012 The Times-Picayune called Borders "studiously cool" and "lusciously sly and sultry".

describe rock and roll, which was only then beginning to be written about as studiously as folk music and jazz.