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doubly
/ ˈdʌblɪ /
adverb
- to or in a double degree, quantity, or measure
doubly careful
- in two ways
doubly wrong
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Perhaps made doubly frightening because not only does the old man frighten Garfield and Odie, but he steals their candy as well.
First, doubly punishing the aforementioned players would definitely raise howls from their union, the NFL Players Association.
When women are seen as a source of honor, they risk being doubly victimized.
Norman Manea grew up doubly cursed: first he had to survive the Nazis and then the communist dictators in his native Romania.
If people say there loved one is dead, they are doubly traumatizing these people.
Instantly Longcluse had used his revolver; but before he could make assurance doubly sure, his quick ear detected a step outside.
She did leap them, running from one to another in a manner confusing to herself and doubly so to Dorothy, pursuing.
There are few greater annoyances of life than an irritable woman, rendered doubly morose by the infirmities of years.
If the tobacco of the tropics is fragrant while growing, it is doubly so after being harvested and carried to the sheds.
Mrs. Dodd posted her letter herself, and to make assurance doubly sure she registered it.
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