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- adverb In an
exotic manner
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Examples
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"This is for good luck," she told me in exotically accented Spanish, "and now you must let me tell you your fortune."
Ben Daniel: Why Do We Ignore the Plight of the Roma in Europe? Ben Daniel 2010
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"This is for good luck," she told me in exotically accented Spanish, "and now you must let me tell you your fortune."
Ben Daniel: Why Do We Ignore the Plight of the Roma in Europe? Ben Daniel 2010
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It sounds, I'm told, exotically Italian, although it's actually Hungarian and while Bevans make up a proportionally large amount of the phone book the nearer you get to Wales, there's very few Buzasis in the UK I've Googled my new self; I'm pretty sure I'm the only one.
Carla Buzasi: A Woman's Right to Choose (Her Surname, at the Very Least) Carla Buzasi 2011
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It was she who found the name and address of the all-night establishment with the sickest band or most hilarious karaoke scene or best barbecue, known only to the most knowledgeable locals, in exotically run-down parts of town where cab-drivers had to be excessively tipped to take them.
O: A Presidential Novel Anonymous 2011
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Obviously, I thought the practice barbaric, or at least exotically unappealing, and not anything one would submit to voluntarily, despite the journalist's account of how it relieved his post-surgery pain.
Needled to Health Ralph Gardner Jr. 2011
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Priced at $47 million €33.6 million, the exotically dressed subject of the boldly painted picture is unknown.
The Art World's Yearly Pilgrimage Margaret Studer 2011
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It was she who found the name and address of the all-night establishment with the sickest band or most hilarious karaoke scene or best barbecue, known only to the most knowledgeable locals, in exotically run-down parts of town where cab-drivers had to be excessively tipped to take them.
O: A Presidential Novel Anonymous 2011
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He was an exotically menacing figure for the high-society hostesses of the Faubourg Saint-Germain, and his comrades included the likes of Balzac and Dumas.
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It was she who found the name and address of the all-night establishment with the sickest band or most hilarious karaoke scene or best barbecue, known only to the most knowledgeable locals, in exotically run-down parts of town where cab-drivers had to be excessively tipped to take them.
O: A Presidential Novel Anonymous 2011
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It was she who found the name and address of the all-night establishment with the sickest band or most hilarious karaoke scene or best barbecue, known only to the most knowledgeable locals, in exotically run-down parts of town where cab-drivers had to be excessively tipped to take them.
O: A Presidential Novel Anonymous 2011
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