Übersetzung für 'most assuredly' von Englisch nach Deutsch

most assuredly {adv}

in völliger Gewissheit

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assuredly {adv}

mit Sicherheit

sicherlich

sicher

ganz gewiss

Werbung

self-assuredly {adv}

selbstbewusst

most {adj}

größte

most {adj} {pron}

die meisten

most {adv}

höchst

am meisten

most {pron}

meist-

most worldly {adj}

weltlichste

most unsubstantial {adj}

wesenloseste

most valueless {adj}

wertloseste

most nimble {adj}

wendigste

most gentlemanly {adj} {adv}

weltmännischste

most withered {adj}

welkste

most arid {adj}

wasserärmste

most alternating {adj}

wechselhafteste

most eventful {adj}

wechselvollste

most snivelling {adj}

wehleidigste

• When asked directly if Spiritualists believe in the divinity of Jesus of Nazareth the book gives a very interesting answer. "Most assuredly", it says, "Spiritualists believe in the divinity of all men.
• It was described by Charles Dupin as "most assuredly the handsomest of this kind that is to be seen in Europe."
• Campion drives down to the friend’s home where her father reveals the most assuredly dead body of R.I.
• "The Killing Times" also rated the first episode with 3 stars: "It's great to have Walker back on our screens and although Annika feels a bit light – "Mare of Easttown" it is most assuredly not – it's still worth a watch".
• On All About Jazz Glen Astarita noted: "Always Pack Your Uniform On Top" is a class act - as the band most assuredly brought down the house at this time-honored jazz venue".

• AllMusic awarded the album 2 stars, stating, "It may not have been "cool," but it was most assuredly great jazz".
• As Jesus said: “Most assuredly, I say to you, unless one is born again, he cannot see the kingdom of God.” "John 3:3".
• The single read marked as an optical duplicate is most assuredly artefactual. In any case, the effect on the estimated library size is negligible.
• Israel believed that he himself would most assuredly have been killed alongside his former master had he accompanied him to Washington because, as he said, "...
• In 1912, Dugald stated that he did not believe that milk and eggs were natural foods for man: "Eggs were meant to produce chickens and not omelettes; and cow's milk is a perfect food for a calf, but most assuredly not for a grown-up human being."