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shily

British  
/ ˈʃaɪlɪ /

adverb

  1. a less common spelling of shyly See shyly

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Shily said his wife had a miscarriage during the crossing and was hospitalized Friday with bleeding.

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Shily had called relatives in the U.S. before entering the jungle.

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“I remember a lot of things. I didn’t want to talk about that,” Shily said.

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Iseris Shily, a 34-year-old from Haiti, remained shaken by his ordeal in Darien Gap.

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"Why does your eye wander so shily and unfixedly about?" he resumed, in a friendly tone.

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