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Sentence example with the word 'passably'
passably
Definition
adv.
to a moderately sufficient extent or degree
Last update: September 5, 2015
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He performed
passably
in exams.
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I answered that I was very sure I liked it
passably
well; I was not joking.
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He could work
passably
with those which the law furnished if the law would but let him.
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He could judge motives more than
passably
well, and play upon weaknesses.
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Hence he gave up attempting that which he could do only
passably
, and kept to what he could do supremely well.
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One day Warrington broke a colt for Bennington, and later Bennington found a
passably
good market for Warrington's vegetables.
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She seemed rather a small cause for such a serious result--
passably
pretty, and not much of an actress.
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Tom Walton did
passably
well, but was not likely to make his parents proud of his performances.
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