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truly |
Their wedding was a truly joyous occasion.
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duty |
The doctor is on night duty this week.
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wholly |
I wholly agree with you.
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fully |
The machine was fully operational.
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daily |
After many years, she became bored of her daily routine.
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publicly |
An advocate is someone who publicly supports a cause.
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dryly |
He answered the question dryly.
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slyly |
The fox slyly approached its prey.
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shyly |
The girl shyly answered the question.
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coyly |
She smiled down at him coyly.
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Autumn Anagram
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Monkey Business
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"I ran the trial with a small group of students over three weeks before the summer holidays," she says. "I quickly saw the benefits, and signed up."
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