Conventionally is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CONVENTIONALLY in dictionary:

ADVERB:
• CONVENTIONAL, formed by agreement or compact
• in a way that shows concern with what is held to be socially acceptable
• in a way that is based on what is traditionally done or believed
• in a conventional manner

Words related to CONVENTIONALLY

conventional17

Words that contain CONVENTIONALLY

unconventionally24

How to use CONVENTIONALLY in a sentence

• If we greeted friend or stranger carelessly, conventionally, we should soon be regarded as persons of no force or distinction.
• She felt none of the shame conventionally proper to a girl deceived.
• A hundred years ago such a life was impossible without independent means, if a man would mingle in society and live conventionally, and what was called respectably.
• My eyes at once took in the dark blue trousers worn by the otherwise conventionally dressed stranger.
• The world of an ordinary man is so circumscribed, so conventionally molded, that he can scarcely conceive of things that may dwell normally in the mind of an extraordinary man.
• But this we know only because such meaning had been conventionally determined when the symbol was first established.
• Whether conventionally equal or not, whether voters or not, that necessity for dependence will still remain under our system of private property and free independent competition.
• He was conventionally honest, he kept his records of buyers and sellers complete, he had experience with leases and titles and an excellent memory for prices.
• To this dignified representative of a particularly dignified State even the trees of Belgrave Square seemed at that moment a trifle too conventionally perpendicular.
• Julius Sandal disagreed as conventionally as the ordinary husband and wife of one existence.
• The thing conventionally in order for such a moment as the present was to act as though that annihilation which each wished upon the other had been achieved.
• She could at the moment have greeted Willoughby with a conventionally friendly smile.
• This begins with the idea of the soul as the human ego, conventionally regarded as something independent of the material body during life and immortal after death.
• Surely indifference would have led her to ask the conventionally civil question which ninety-nine persons out of a hundred would have addressed to me as a matter of course.
• Such a one would be easy to know, to walk with and talk with, whereas he might have found it difficult to make the acquaintance of a conventionally brought up girl.
• Besides the inscriptions, emblems such as the spear and nails and crown of thorns are often to be distinguished though conventionally indicated.
• I was sure that Eagle would not join the ladies conventionally in the drawing-room, and I did not want that summons to mean a long good-bye.
• This is not the art of fiction as it is conventionally practised and understood.
• Never again, save through the gate of atonement, could he be reinstated as a soldier in the ranks of the conventionally righteous.
• True, no well-bred girl would be more than conventionally civil to a stranger even under the exceptional circumstances of their meeting on the train.
• Look at the curls and curves whereby this people conventionally signify wave or cloud.
• The walls were covered with a quaint old paper of white, with gold stripes about which green ivy leaves wound conventionally.
• Byrne had bowed to her conventionally, even coldly, aware of the sharp eyes and tongues round the table, but Harmony did not understand.
• Apollinare Nuovo in which it is conventionally represented.
• Such forms of being would all be unpalatable to him, even if conventionally called higher, because their body was larger, and their soul more complex.
• There is a certain openness, and as it were the form of justice, in giving each what is conventionally his due, however little he may really deserve it.
• Conventional absurdities have at least this advantage, that they may be taken conventionally and may come to be, in practice, mere symbols for their uses.
• I should suppose it to be a face almost vacant, perhaps a little conventionally picturesque, for it is grey and seamed.
• She went as freely as a woodland thing, although she was conventionally dressed in a tailor suit of brown.
• Jim had been unequal to the task of conventionally going to bed the night before, and she had put a pillow under his head and a quilt over him.
• The poets wrote of it coldly and conventionally, as of a thing which existed only in name.

Similar words containing NVENTIONAL without suffix ly and without prefix co

inventional14 conventional17 conventionals18 unconventional19 conventionalise20 conventionalism22 conventionalist20 conventionality23 conventionalize29 nonconventional20 unconventionals20 unconventionall20 conventionaliza29 unconventionali20 conventionalizi29 conventionaliti20 conventionalisms23 conventionalized31 anticonventional21 conventionalists21 unconventionally24 conventionalizes30 unconventionality25 conventionalities22 conventionalizing32 unconventionalities24 conventionalization33 conventionalizations34

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