providentially in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for providentially in the English»Italian Dictionary

providentially [Brit prɒvɪˈdɛnʃ(ə)li, Am ˌprɑvəˈdɛn(t)ʃəli] ADV form

providentially

provvidenzialmente

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provvidenzialmente

providentially

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Providentially, his appendix burst and after recovering from the operation he was allowed to rejoin his unit.

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Providentially, despite such clauses, consumers can get compensation from builders for construction delays and other deficiencies.

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Providentially, the whole family... although scarcely in time warned of their danger, and some of them in the greatest jeopardy escaped unhurt.

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He was widely-read and providentially endowed as well with intelligence, deep thinking faculty, innate skills, intellectual understanding and appreciation of intricate issues.

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How providentially the external conditions and circumstances helped in the preparation for the zero hour in the spiritual destiny of the human race.

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Providentially, he met a broker who agreed to help in his new venture.

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One only thinks about the man who is there before one, who is desperate and whose fate has been providentially left in one's hands.

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Providentially, most monuments survived the fire and many palaces have been since restored.

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He does not merely hope that these will be providentially provided by a free market or trickle down as the result of the investment decisions of the wealthy.

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The fires, from hour to hour progressed rampantly, irresistibly bearing down everything which came within range of their power, checked only providentially.

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