unerringly

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Mrs. Lascelles read me unerringly, and she shook her head, sadly but decidedly, while her eyes gazed calmly into mine It was not a happy marriage, either," she said, as impersonally as if speaking of another woman.

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  • Their arrows scored unerringly, striking through the hot bellies of the robots and letting more smoke out. —  Piers Anthony - [Xanth 29] - Pet Peeve (2005)
  • Yet this time each searchlight finds its victim unerringly, the shots ring out, the figure falls bloody. —  F ;SF - vol 100 issue 04 - April 2001
  • He instinctively reasoned it out that an unpleasant task is never accomplished by stepping aside from it, but that, unerringly, it will return later to be met and done. —  A Dutch Boy Fifty Years After
  • Rocket tubes, six hundred of them, ten at each interceptor station, are so tied in with the automatic track on the screens that they point, unerringly, at the proper interception point in the predicted track of the screen pip. —  MacDonald, John D. - Wine of the Dreamers (v1.0) (html)
  • But the blackguard moved unerringly, as if it were on the scent of some prey. —  Wit'ch's Storm
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