feelingly en el Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Traducciones de feelingly en el diccionario inglés»español

feelingly [ingl. am. ˈfilɪŋli, ingl. brit. ˈfiːlɪŋli] ADV.

feelingly

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inglés

It's one thing to get a new skill "right" (no obvious mistakes), and something else to perform it so feelingly, enthusiastically and well that the audience is thoroughly delighted!

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To relate so feelingly to those condemned to ceaseless suffering might be seen as a rebuke to the grand order of things; that cosmos instituted and maintained by divine power.

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He speaks feelingly of the 500,000 anglophones who left the province in the next decades, including most of his own family.

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Under a subtle spotlight she offered a carol a cappella, feelingly.

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Both speak feelingly and have plans; but in politics a plan is just a promise well argued.

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Her ability to make her character believable and feelingly real is a definite hitmaking plus.

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They do not recall their former glories or sing feelingly of loss.

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He was particularly popular among fellow-cricketers, who spoke feelingly of their respect and sorrow when he died.

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