Examples of using Peculiarly in English and their translations into German
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Colloquial
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Official
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Ecclesiastic
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Political
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Computer
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Programming
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Official/political
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Political
The scent of brilliantine given off by his moustache seemed peculiarly pleasant in the fresh air.
the card he left me was both inviting and peculiarly flattering.
balanced and peculiarly centered.
We called him in when old Mr. Carlyle began to behave peculiarly. Didn't we?
It was evidently held peculiarly sacred.
They to Him are peculiarly precious.
This causal sequence is peculiarly obvious in agriculture.
However sometimes he treated his customers very peculiarly.
A sentence peculiarly bitter to his tender and affectionate nature.
That is impresses and Drohverhalten of the male stag peculiarly.
Her performance work is light in tone and peculiarly precise.
But mediation is peculiarly connected with the functions of the priest.
The organ of generation was regarded as peculiarly holy by the Hebrews.
And what is true in the whole creation is peculiarly true in our bodies.
There cannot be any doubt that Nietzsche behaved peculiarly in consideration of Stirner.
Strap-toothed whales have two peculiarly shaped teeth
The restaurant Seeblick on the lake is more than worth a visit: peculiarly good cook there.
It will readily be understood that this unexpected cataract of evidence made negotiations with Denmark peculiarly difficult.
These are peculiarly precious to Me. They followed the Lamb whithersoever He went.
Painted peculiarly broad and strong in the manner of Rembrandt.