bifariously (Meaning)
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bifariously (adv.)
In a bifarious manner.
Synonyms & Antonyms of bifariously
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bifariously Sentence Examples
- The artist's creativity extended itself bifariously, influencing both the visual and performing arts.
- His personality seemed to bifariously encompass both introverted and extroverted traits, depending on the situation.
- The entrepreneur approached business challenges bifariously, considering both conventional and unconventional solutions.
- The politician's speeches appealed bifariously to both conservative and liberal voters.
- She managed her time bifariously, balancing her career ambitions with her personal life goals.
- The writer's narratives unfolded bifariously, exploring themes of both despair and hope.
- The chef's culinary creations delighted patrons by blending flavors bifariously from different cultural cuisines.
- The company's marketing strategy targeted consumers bifariously, addressing both young millennials and older generations.
- His music compositions were known for their ability to resonate bifariously with audiences of various cultural backgrounds.
- The scientist approached research problems bifariously, combining theoretical models with practical experimentation for comprehensive solutions.
FAQs About the word bifariously
In a bifarious manner.
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The artist's creativity extended itself bifariously, influencing both the visual and performing arts.
His personality seemed to bifariously encompass both introverted and extroverted traits, depending on the situation.
The entrepreneur approached business challenges bifariously, considering both conventional and unconventional solutions.
The politician's speeches appealed bifariously to both conservative and liberal voters.
