Definition of doubly in English:

doubly

adverb ˈdʌbliˈdəb(ə)li

1often as submodifier To twice the normal extent or degree; especially.
we're going to have to work doubly hard
Example sentencesExamples
- Branch is now doubly determined to set an example with the armband after gaining a reputation as the quiet man of the side.
- How he had managed it was a mystery to her, since she was doubly inhibited by his more natural manners.
- Searcy, 30, also is in negotiations with the team on a new contract, making the 2000 season doubly important for him.
- Fiction has no responsibility to the truth and art doubly so.
- And if there are children by then, it will be doubly painful.
- The fact that President Chen appeared to give his tacit consent to such an action is doubly worrying.
- Her daughter recently made her a grandmother, making the income from the packing job doubly important at the time.
- For Mozambique, a country with a wafer-thin economy, the disaster is doubly cruel.
- This pairing of old and new was doubly provocative.
- Indeed, they would be doubly nervous if they believed Ahern really was adopting such a laidback approach.
- The Indian marksmen will have to be doubly prepared then to ensure that they grab a few quota places themselves.
- It is doubly disingenuous to claim that problems with security make elections difficult.
- I am doubly grateful, therefore, that he is here, in spite of considerable personal inconvenience.
- Thankfully, they laughed about it, so from then on we made doubly sure we kept her secure.
- The Army had been doubly embarrassed by the Dugway sheep kill of March 1968.
- When squandered on decadence, wealth doubly harms the under-resourced.
- African American authors found themselves doubly disadvantaged by the literary restrictions of the pastoral.
- If we happen to be in a drought condition, all fire precautions are doubly necessary.
- A lie is insulting; an obvious lie is doubly insulting.
- This circumstance makes this most recent vote doubly frustrating.
Synonyms
twice as, as … again, in double measure, in two ways, for two
even more, especially, extra
1. 1.1 Two times or in two ways.
  doubly mutant cells
  Example sentencesExamples
  Although the electric leads to the exciter were doubly shielded, they nonetheless picked up energy at 60 Hz.
  The quartz occurred as slender water-clear crystals to 1 cm in length; many are doubly terminated.
  He was therefore doubly handicapped because of his unacceptable accent and military expertise.
  The calculation of the tunneling probability can be carried out by considering a doubly stochastic process.
  This is not really a solution as they are doubly victimised, activists feel.
  The applicant was a doubly incontinent tetraplegic lady living in a nursing home in the west country.
  They are usually suffering from some form of dementia, have had strokes, heart attacks, or are doubly incontinent.
  In this light, Mexico is doubly culpable.
  Doubly terminated crystals are not uncommon.
  Doubly uniparental inheritance (DUI) is a common mode of mitochondrial DNA transmission in bivalves.
  For example, the one on linked lists discusses singularly linked lists, doubly linked lists and circular lists.
  Tax was doubly regressive.
  Our second goal was to measure interference by assaying the number of doubly recombinant chromosomes.
  The Saltburn trainer is doubly represented in this two-miler and Mental Pressure is preferred to her other runner, Foundry Lane.
  Haesu is likewise doubly affected: first, as a victim of imperialists ' gambling and again because of her husband's gambling.
  Doubly or triply charged ions were selected for product ion spectra.
  He believes that, in general, plans of this nature in built-up areas should be doubly scrutinised.
  These animals, like us, are doubly genomic.
  In this sense the spectator is doubly positioned as an onlooker outside the text.
  To award prejudgment interest would be to doubly compensate SWRI.

Definition of doubly in US English:

doubly

adverbˈdəb(ə)liˈdəb(ə)lē

1often as submodifier To twice the normal extent or degree; especially.
we're going to have to work doubly hard
Example sentencesExamples
- Indeed, they would be doubly nervous if they believed Ahern really was adopting such a laidback approach.
- African American authors found themselves doubly disadvantaged by the literary restrictions of the pastoral.
- This pairing of old and new was doubly provocative.
- It is doubly disingenuous to claim that problems with security make elections difficult.
- How he had managed it was a mystery to her, since she was doubly inhibited by his more natural manners.
- The Army had been doubly embarrassed by the Dugway sheep kill of March 1968.
- Fiction has no responsibility to the truth and art doubly so.
- I am doubly grateful, therefore, that he is here, in spite of considerable personal inconvenience.
- The Indian marksmen will have to be doubly prepared then to ensure that they grab a few quota places themselves.
- Branch is now doubly determined to set an example with the armband after gaining a reputation as the quiet man of the side.
- A lie is insulting; an obvious lie is doubly insulting.
- The fact that President Chen appeared to give his tacit consent to such an action is doubly worrying.
- This circumstance makes this most recent vote doubly frustrating.
- Thankfully, they laughed about it, so from then on we made doubly sure we kept her secure.
- And if there are children by then, it will be doubly painful.
- If we happen to be in a drought condition, all fire precautions are doubly necessary.
- Searcy, 30, also is in negotiations with the team on a new contract, making the 2000 season doubly important for him.
- Her daughter recently made her a grandmother, making the income from the packing job doubly important at the time.
- For Mozambique, a country with a wafer-thin economy, the disaster is doubly cruel.
- When squandered on decadence, wealth doubly harms the under-resourced.
Synonyms
twice as, as … again, in double measure, in two ways, for two
1. 1.1 Two times or in two ways.
  doubly mutant cells
  Example sentencesExamples
  Our second goal was to measure interference by assaying the number of doubly recombinant chromosomes.
  In this light, Mexico is doubly culpable.
  The calculation of the tunneling probability can be carried out by considering a doubly stochastic process.
  They are usually suffering from some form of dementia, have had strokes, heart attacks, or are doubly incontinent.
  Although the electric leads to the exciter were doubly shielded, they nonetheless picked up energy at 60 Hz.
  Doubly or triply charged ions were selected for product ion spectra.
  Doubly uniparental inheritance (DUI) is a common mode of mitochondrial DNA transmission in bivalves.
  These animals, like us, are doubly genomic.
  He was therefore doubly handicapped because of his unacceptable accent and military expertise.
  In this sense the spectator is doubly positioned as an onlooker outside the text.
  Doubly terminated crystals are not uncommon.
  Tax was doubly regressive.
  Haesu is likewise doubly affected: first, as a victim of imperialists ' gambling and again because of her husband's gambling.
  He believes that, in general, plans of this nature in built-up areas should be doubly scrutinised.
  The quartz occurred as slender water-clear crystals to 1 cm in length; many are doubly terminated.
  The Saltburn trainer is doubly represented in this two-miler and Mental Pressure is preferred to her other runner, Foundry Lane.
  This is not really a solution as they are doubly victimised, activists feel.
  The applicant was a doubly incontinent tetraplegic lady living in a nursing home in the west country.
  To award prejudgment interest would be to doubly compensate SWRI.
  For example, the one on linked lists discusses singularly linked lists, doubly linked lists and circular lists.

单词	doubly
释义	Definition of doubly in English: doubly adverb ˈdʌbliˈdəb(ə)li 1often as submodifier To twice the normal extent or degree; especially. we're going to have to work doubly hard Example sentencesExamples Branch is now doubly determined to set an example with the armband after gaining a reputation as the quiet man of the side. How he had managed it was a mystery to her, since she was doubly inhibited by his more natural manners. Searcy, 30, also is in negotiations with the team on a new contract, making the 2000 season doubly important for him. Fiction has no responsibility to the truth and art doubly so. And if there are children by then, it will be doubly painful. The fact that President Chen appeared to give his tacit consent to such an action is doubly worrying. Her daughter recently made her a grandmother, making the income from the packing job doubly important at the time. For Mozambique, a country with a wafer-thin economy, the disaster is doubly cruel. This pairing of old and new was doubly provocative. Indeed, they would be doubly nervous if they believed Ahern really was adopting such a laidback approach. The Indian marksmen will have to be doubly prepared then to ensure that they grab a few quota places themselves. It is doubly disingenuous to claim that problems with security make elections difficult. I am doubly grateful, therefore, that he is here, in spite of considerable personal inconvenience. Thankfully, they laughed about it, so from then on we made doubly sure we kept her secure. The Army had been doubly embarrassed by the Dugway sheep kill of March 1968. When squandered on decadence, wealth doubly harms the under-resourced. African American authors found themselves doubly disadvantaged by the literary restrictions of the pastoral. If we happen to be in a drought condition, all fire precautions are doubly necessary. A lie is insulting; an obvious lie is doubly insulting. This circumstance makes this most recent vote doubly frustrating. Synonyms twice as, as … again, in double measure, in two ways, for two even more, especially, extra 1.1 Two times or in two ways. doubly mutant cells Example sentencesExamples Although the electric leads to the exciter were doubly shielded, they nonetheless picked up energy at 60 Hz. The quartz occurred as slender water-clear crystals to 1 cm in length; many are doubly terminated. He was therefore doubly handicapped because of his unacceptable accent and military expertise. The calculation of the tunneling probability can be carried out by considering a doubly stochastic process. This is not really a solution as they are doubly victimised, activists feel. The applicant was a doubly incontinent tetraplegic lady living in a nursing home in the west country. They are usually suffering from some form of dementia, have had strokes, heart attacks, or are doubly incontinent. In this light, Mexico is doubly culpable. Doubly terminated crystals are not uncommon. Doubly uniparental inheritance (DUI) is a common mode of mitochondrial DNA transmission in bivalves. For example, the one on linked lists discusses singularly linked lists, doubly linked lists and circular lists. Tax was doubly regressive. Our second goal was to measure interference by assaying the number of doubly recombinant chromosomes. The Saltburn trainer is doubly represented in this two-miler and Mental Pressure is preferred to her other runner, Foundry Lane. Haesu is likewise doubly affected: first, as a victim of imperialists ' gambling and again because of her husband's gambling. Doubly or triply charged ions were selected for product ion spectra. He believes that, in general, plans of this nature in built-up areas should be doubly scrutinised. These animals, like us, are doubly genomic. In this sense the spectator is doubly positioned as an onlooker outside the text. To award prejudgment interest would be to doubly compensate SWRI. Definition of doubly in US English: doubly adverbˈdəb(ə)liˈdəb(ə)lē 1often as submodifier To twice the normal extent or degree; especially. we're going to have to work doubly hard Example sentencesExamples Indeed, they would be doubly nervous if they believed Ahern really was adopting such a laidback approach. African American authors found themselves doubly disadvantaged by the literary restrictions of the pastoral. This pairing of old and new was doubly provocative. It is doubly disingenuous to claim that problems with security make elections difficult. How he had managed it was a mystery to her, since she was doubly inhibited by his more natural manners. The Army had been doubly embarrassed by the Dugway sheep kill of March 1968. Fiction has no responsibility to the truth and art doubly so. I am doubly grateful, therefore, that he is here, in spite of considerable personal inconvenience. The Indian marksmen will have to be doubly prepared then to ensure that they grab a few quota places themselves. Branch is now doubly determined to set an example with the armband after gaining a reputation as the quiet man of the side. A lie is insulting; an obvious lie is doubly insulting. The fact that President Chen appeared to give his tacit consent to such an action is doubly worrying. This circumstance makes this most recent vote doubly frustrating. Thankfully, they laughed about it, so from then on we made doubly sure we kept her secure. And if there are children by then, it will be doubly painful. If we happen to be in a drought condition, all fire precautions are doubly necessary. Searcy, 30, also is in negotiations with the team on a new contract, making the 2000 season doubly important for him. Her daughter recently made her a grandmother, making the income from the packing job doubly important at the time. For Mozambique, a country with a wafer-thin economy, the disaster is doubly cruel. When squandered on decadence, wealth doubly harms the under-resourced. Synonyms twice as, as … again, in double measure, in two ways, for two 1.1 Two times or in two ways. doubly mutant cells Example sentencesExamples Our second goal was to measure interference by assaying the number of doubly recombinant chromosomes. In this light, Mexico is doubly culpable. The calculation of the tunneling probability can be carried out by considering a doubly stochastic process. They are usually suffering from some form of dementia, have had strokes, heart attacks, or are doubly incontinent. Although the electric leads to the exciter were doubly shielded, they nonetheless picked up energy at 60 Hz. Doubly or triply charged ions were selected for product ion spectra. Doubly uniparental inheritance (DUI) is a common mode of mitochondrial DNA transmission in bivalves. These animals, like us, are doubly genomic. He was therefore doubly handicapped because of his unacceptable accent and military expertise. In this sense the spectator is doubly positioned as an onlooker outside the text. Doubly terminated crystals are not uncommon. Tax was doubly regressive. Haesu is likewise doubly affected: first, as a victim of imperialists ' gambling and again because of her husband's gambling. He believes that, in general, plans of this nature in built-up areas should be doubly scrutinised. The quartz occurred as slender water-clear crystals to 1 cm in length; many are doubly terminated. The Saltburn trainer is doubly represented in this two-miler and Mental Pressure is preferred to her other runner, Foundry Lane. This is not really a solution as they are doubly victimised, activists feel. The applicant was a doubly incontinent tetraplegic lady living in a nursing home in the west country. To award prejudgment interest would be to doubly compensate SWRI. For example, the one on linked lists discusses singularly linked lists, doubly linked lists and circular lists.
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