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Definitions of atavistic in English
Noun(1) a reappearance of an earlier characteristic
Examples of atavistic in English
(1) who was at the wedding?(2) Responsibility for providing services at the airport is shared between the airport and the airline.(3) they were standing at the window(4) Women are said to be poor at reading maps.(5) he's at his peak(6) at gunpoint(7) the country was at war(8) to lunge at sb(9) Briars and thorns tore at my legs.(10) I had to leave when the crack was at its height(11) at the end of the week(12) we're staying at the Strand Hotel(13) he hit at her face with the gun(14) she was surprised at it(15) she struck at his shoulder(16) to bang at the door
(1) at least ::
i te iti rawa
(2) not at all ::
e kore i te katoa
(3) at last ::
i muri
(4) look at ::
titiro ki
(5) at all ::
i te katoa
(6) at night ::
i te po
(7) at once ::
i kotahi
(8) at first ::
i te tuatahi
(9) at the same time ::
i te wa ano
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