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- adverb In a
transcontinental manner; across acontinent .
Etymologies
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Examples
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I fly on average of 15 times a year transcontinentally, well it's not like I can drive through Syria to Paris.
Yisrael Campbell: Eating Out of the Trash... It's Not Easy to Be Green. 2010
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I fly on average of 15 times a year transcontinentally, well it's not like I can drive through Syria to Paris.
Yisrael Campbell: Eating Out of the Trash... It's Not Easy to Be Green. 2010
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For months he pursued her transcontinentally, flying out to see her in Los Angeles at every opportunity.
One Flight Up Susan Fales-Hill 2010
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For months he pursued her transcontinentally, flying out to see her in Los Angeles at every opportunity.
One Flight Up Susan Fales-Hill 2010
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He had become a name talked about transcontinentally, and now he was crossing swords with the famous
We Can't Have Everything Rupert Hughes 1914
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I doubt these delegates fly transcontinentally, eat a large variety of foods and hors d'œuvres, and watch huge presentation screens with surround sound on a daily basis.
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Ostensibly fighting off an attack by the Turks Baron Munchausen (John Neville) is aided by a personal army that compensates for its lack of manpower with extraordinary gifts: Bertolt (Monty Python's Eric Idle) has supersonic speed, Albrecht (Winston Dennis) has preternatural strength, Adolphis (co-screenwriter Charles Mckeown) has transcontinentally sharp eyesight, and Gustavus (Jack Purvis) has hurricane force lungs.
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