Examples of using Aptly in English and their translations into Greek
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or more aptly, a vision.
That's very aptly put, sir.
They are aptly called superfoods.
The name Olbia aptly means rich happy.
She was aptly named.".
The aptly named.
He was aptly named.".
Valley fever is aptly named.
Most come from one family- the aptly named rattails.
a pair of crooked, aptly named lawyers.
Shoot the cue so aptly to create a combination of several balloons of the enemy.
As Paul so aptly said:“Let no man deprive you of the prize”!-Colossians 2:18.
Aim the cannon tank so aptly to the first time to hit the imaginary enemy
the Himalayan region is aptly called the Water Tower of Asia as it provides around 8.6 million cubic meters of water annually.
More aptly titled, lord of the flies season… When sweet-seeming co-eds like these Torture,
The Greek word Meteora means'suspended in the air' and this phrase aptly describes these remarkable Greek Orthodox monasteries.
Dani Rodrik, the well-known Harvard University academic, aptly observed that there is no modern economy that does not blend the public and the private spheres.
The rooms are pleasant and aptly equipped to provide fabulous& homely accommodation to travelers.
Yet, as Jean Monnet, one of the founding fathers of the European Community, once aptly said,“Europe is never done,
It has been aptly remarked that what will best characterize the theology of the 21stcentury is its concern with anthropological questions.