Use of painlessly in Sentences. 18 Examples
The examples include painlessly at the start of sentence, painlessly at the end of sentence and painlessly in the middle of sentence
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painlessly at the end of sentence
- The laser beam heals the eye painlessly.
- It's better that they go quickly and painlessly.
- After the surgery, she could move her arms painlessly.
- Each baby needs enough anesthesia to get through the surgery painlessly.
- If an animal is badly injured, often the kindest thing to do is to destroy it painlessly.
- They have managed to refinance their debts and even obtain modest amounts of new money fairly painlessly.
- Translate the following sentence into Chinese, ' Our odyssey proves that a few people who don't know a cardamom pod from a lima bean can create an Indian meal almost painlessly.
painlessly in the middle of sentence
- Nobody can bring us swiftly, painlessly into the promised land.
- Inwardness is what an Englishman quite simply has, painlessly, as a birthright.
- The idea that the inflation genie can be painlessly rebottled has no historic precedent.
- Simulations are a good way of getting children reading painlessly in a real-life situation.
- Even when removed, the growths may return, and any badly affected fish should be painlessly destroyed.
- There is no way to reduce the deficit more efficiently and more painlessly than with a higher rate of economic growth.
- Should none of these treatments work and other fish shows signs of distress, it is probably kinder to painlessly destroy.
- Mr O'Sullivan filled an enormous cavity completely painlessly, while a video screen showed a blow-up of the tooth being worked on.
- This was a thinly disguised device designed to give Harleston the opportunity to ease Jeffries out painlessly and to find a replacement.
- People dozing in orbit see streaks and bursts of bright colour caused by high-energy cosmic rays painlessly slamming into their retinas.
- Local anesthetics, such as the Novocain dentists use to painlessly extract a tooth, numb axon tips around the injection site, preventing the cells from firing electrical impulses.
