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ways
1[ weyz ]
-ways
2- a suffix appearing in native English adverbs:
always; sideways.
-ways
suffix forming adverbs
- indicating direction or manner
sideways
Word History and Origins
Word History and Origins
Origin of ways1
Example Sentences
Much of our planet’s weather patterns—the ways air and water circulate through sea and sky—are influenced by the differences between temperatures at the hot equator and those at the chilly poles.
How long you have been in the major leagues is in a lot of ways status, because it’s hard to stay there.
In the podcast, Lewis, along with cohosts Sara Libby and Andrew Keatts, reviewed some of the ways phase one has opened up new inequity concerns.
Here are ways companies in several industries can lead the charge on this new approach.
It also includes examples of solutions and ways companies are addressing DE&I initiatives.
Reached Tuesday, a Sitrick Co. rep confirmed they parted ways with Epstein in April 2011.
Also, she was tall and thin, too, further adding to the ways she met the physical beauty conventions.
The people who are involved in the violence, they figure out ways to remain here at all costs and continue causing trouble.
She says she will have to fight in “other ways” to get her client freed.
In some ways I never got out of that unless realizing… well, that kind of seals it off.
When it was too late, I could think of half a dozen ways we might have avoided getting held up.
You would notice sotto voce that when ways and means were being discussed, times were always hard.
Frulein Fichtner herself looked no ways dismayed at the number of her guests, though we had the air of coming to storm the house.
Imitation of the ways of their elders doubtless plays a part here, but it is aided by an instinct for adornment.
For he made mention of the enemies under the figure of rain, and of doing good to them that shewed right ways.
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