But the smallness of the single city-states and their unwillingness to combine prevented this superiority in quality from telling destructively upon the bulk of the Persian empire. [adverb]
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2 o'clock," announced destructively: "My eyes are brown.' [Please select]
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He was intensely and destructively jealous of any approbation he didn't himself arouse, even if it was manifested when he was not on the stage. [Please select]
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Even when very dilute and used in the cold they act destructively, and leave the fibre with a harsh feel and very tender, they cannot therefore be used for scouring or cleansing wool. [Please select]
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] Nitric acid affects wool in a very similar manner to the acids named above when used in a dilute form; if strong it gives a deep yellow colour and acts somewhat destructively on the fibre. [Please select]
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"The three Gazelles," as their mother playfully confided to Tembarom her daughters were called in Charleston, were destructively lovely. [Please select]
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But, whereas to some truth seems a tide destined to rise and sweep destructively across lands where Jesus reigned as the Son of God, to me it is the power which will set free new streams to irrigate His Kingdom. [Please select]
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