uneagerly

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uneagerly

(ʌnˈiːɡəlɪ)

adv

in an uneager manner

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As for Jonathan and Hannah's uneagerly awaited nuptials, call me cynical, but I have a horrible feeling they ain't gonna happen.

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Young Osann was in love with Adele Schopenhauer (1797-1849), the sister of the philosopher Arthur Schopenhauer, but his love was not returned and so he uneagerly left Germany.

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As Jordan's one woman pimple farm flourished in the stifling humidity, the girl herself continued her commercial for her uneagerly awaited autobiography: How I Slept With The Premier League.

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HERE at Sports Betting it must be said that some of the most uneagerly awaited faxes we receive come from Graham Sharpe, Hills' PR man, writes Bruce Millington.

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This reviewer listened uneagerly to the longish loop for over thirty minutes, finding the on-screen volume slider to be inoperative.