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biblically

American  
[bi-blik-lee] / ˈbɪ blɪk li /

adverb

  1. in a Biblical way.


Example Sentences

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She told BBC Focus on Africa that Gafcon's view was neither theologically nor biblically sound, but more "patriarchal, which is not very useful to the Church".

From BBC

And yet, the sport is treated by its fans as if it were biblically potent; each game a sermon, every play a piece of scripture.

From Salon

Of course, the history of animals being used for human ends is biblically old.

From Salon

World set out to cover politics, the arts, science and other subjects from a “God’s-eye” view that was “biblically objective,” as Mr. Belz and others described the magazine’s mission.

From New York Times

The track is, fittingly, from Ja Rule’s biblically titled album “Rule 3:36.”

From Los Angeles Times