- a word derived from perfunctory.
Example Sentences
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Perfunctorily photographed by cinematographer Marshall Adams, “Knox Goes Away” may take place in the noir capital that is L.A., but it could just as easily be Anywheresville.
From Los Angeles Times • Mar. 15, 2024
Perfunctorily the reporters wished her luck, whereupon she flashed a wide smile, presented her back, said "Kick me!"
From Time Magazine Archive
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Perfunctorily, the stamp of approval was put on the final tax bill�by the House, 220 to 99; by the Senate, 48 to 28.
From Time Magazine Archive
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Perfunctorily and apathetically, the 300 delegates in the ornate Boulevard Room of Chicago's Hotel Continental responded.
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Perfunctorily talking from group to group, conscious now and again of the lagging Clara or Harry, she could nevertheless keep a sly eye on the stranger's equal progress.
From The Coast of Chance by Underwood, Clarence F.