doubly English

Meaning doubly meaning

What does doubly mean?

doubly

— adverb (= double) to double the degree she was doubly rewarded his eyes were double bright

— adverb in a twofold manner he was doubly wrong

Synonyms doubly synonyms

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doubly English » English

twice

double

in two ways

two times

twofold

in double measure

deceitfully

by

beside

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Simple sentences

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Movie subtitles

Making it doubly important that I shouldn't let you go is. I'm about to convey some very vital information out of the country.

I'll make it doubly sure by personally defending him for Shaw's murder.

But to make doubly sure you do not fail, bring back her heart in this.

The gates are doubly guarded!

That's why girls who have both are doubly fortunate.

Doubly right, because Dutch Henry is Lin's brother.

A court is a very elegant place, my lady. and doubly so when you are queen of it.

Now we are doubly suspect in his eyes.

A wasted life is tragedy enough, but for you to throw away yours on compromise would be doubly tragic.

If I allowed you to continue, I shall become doubly bankrupt.

Then Master Granacci is doubly welcome since painting is not Michelangelo's trade.

I. I don't know. I keep looking for an approach, but the speed at which the illness has travelled makes it doubly difficult.

The dosage should be doubly lethal.

From now on, you're to make doubly sure that nothing like this ever happens again on my watch, is that clear?

Now I shall push it doubly hard.

If he becomes reconciled to her and there are explanations about their letters, then you're doubly lost.

Your Honor that makes it doubly conclusive.

Doubly right because Dutch Henry is Lin's brother.

Then it is doubly his duty to be sure that the law is obeyed.

Yesterday before a cleric we repeated our vows. 'Tis now a marriage doubly sealed.

So we must be doubly careful.

And now you will treat me with doubly gentle care because I was so delicate and fragile.

I don't know. I keep looking for an approach, but the speed at which the illness has travelled makes it doubly difficult.

From now on. You're to make doubly sure that nothing like this ever happens again on my watch, is that clear? Shit!

And this one, being especially holy, is doubly blessed.

I felt doubly deceived.

And now you were making doubly sure?

My child, the purity of your sacrifice renders it doubly welcome to the mighty Demnos, god of the twin realms of moon tide and solstice.

Time is an illusion, lunchtime doubly so.

I am devoted to my nephew. But what is true of most men is doubly so of him.

And I want to make doubly sure, in fact triply sure, that it does not happen again.

He who sings divinely prays doubly.

It made the moment doubly poignant.

Well, I'm sorry. I think it's doubly inappropriate to discuss. security matters with you, Doctor, uh, Railly.

Just to make doubly sure he'll want to freshen up in the morning.

News and current affairs

But, among states, even nuclear deterrence was more complex than it first looked, and that is doubly true of deterrence in the cyber domain.

The US could gain doubly, both from the public goods themselves, and from the way they legitimize its preponderant power in the eyes of others.

Global warming is an environmental, economic, scientific, and political problem of the first order, and one doubly difficult to address because its dangers lie decades in the future.

Countries like PNG would thus be doubly better off if they cut down their ancient hardwood trees and replanted.

This is doubly short-sighted as a nuclear armed Iran on Russia's border is not in Russia's national interest, particularly with Russia's own 20 million Muslim citizens becoming increasingly radicalized.

In the short term Russia armed with high oil prices has nothing to lose but in the long term, Russia's policy in the Middle East appears to be doubly misguided.

What's true for business bosses is doubly true for presidents and prime ministers.

That Khamenei is himself more of an ideologue makes that task doubly difficult for him.

In the heyday of American dominance, European governments profited doubly: they were part of a powerful West and courted as a potential counterweight to US dominance by third countries.

That cannot happen with a common currency, and economic adjustment is doubly difficult when labor is not mobile enough to help mitigate regional contractions in income and unemployment.

This must have made the retreat doubly painful for the generals, as ASEAN was previously one of the junta's strongest shields against international pressure.

But it is doubly dangerous when it poses a risk of region-wide destabilization and a scramble for influence among the world's greatest military powers - the United States, Russia, and China.

These three cases are doubly inexplicable, because none of the three brothers has been accused of actually criticizing China, opposing the Communist Party, or even talking about politics.

After 1997, Hong Kong's government made doubly sure that legislators' already limited powers to initiate debates, legislation, and amendments to laws were further restricted.

And for the children of Nepal, the consequences are doubly devastating.

Still, the problem with genocide is not narrow judging, but that the crime itself is doubly irredeemable: it is defective in its definition and troubling in its moral and political effects.

Such a change would be doubly beneficial: it would both enhance trade and hold to account people responsible for egregious human-rights abuses.

And that applies doubly to Europeans.