rebelliously v italijanskem slovarju Oxford-Paravia

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rebelliously [brit. angl. rɪˈbɛljəsli, am. angl. rəˈbɛljəsli] PRISL.

rebelliously oppose:

rebelliously

con spirito di ribellione

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A different thread within fictional portrayals of psychopathy continued to focus on rebelliously antisocial characters.

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The phrase to bring me down is rebelliously shouted throughout the chorus.

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So the scientists took the stairs, sweated and squinted (and rebelliously hung curtains).

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She detailed her long days, her exhausting schedule and the psychic pull to be more available to her two teenage sons, one of whom was rebelliously toying with juvenile delinquency.

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Everything seems to be slowing down, contracting - apart from the wattles, which rebelliously let loose masses of flowers.

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And where corners do occur, they're usually made of glass, camouflaged in gorgeous materials, or they rebelliously refuse to meet at 90 degrees.

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They rebelliously carved their names in any exposed woodwork, and accepted the inevitable caning with good grace.

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So it smacks of that tinny, 1990s inconsistency: rebelliously rejecting frilly conformity one minute, wallowing in it the next.

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