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parentally's Usage Examples:

His parents were either from or parentally from the United Kingdom – his father emigrated from Oxhill, County Durham.

achieve this easier than females because in most cases, males are not parentally involved in caring and raising their offspring.

She casts an untalented (but parentally connected) girl, Louise Lerman, for the lead, making Tina the frustrated.

Exile, she compared these two schools and made conclusions that preferred parentally financed to state education.

Because all services are free, students are parentally placed rather than being placed in the school by their school district.

notice over an investigative series written by Jordan pitting the non-parentally authorized psychological testing of school children against privacy rights.

burden of supporting herself, Lilo and now Stitch both financially and parentally.

(legitimately) to a male Belgian citizen OR; born out of wedlock and first parentally acknowledged by Belgian citizen.

easy to identify these inner dialogues and that the ability to do so is parentally suppressed in early childhood.

As rodent offspring are fostered mono-parentally and have no direct exposure with their fathers, offspring born of stressed.

The son of a colleague of Drove's father; a parentally-approved 'suitable' companion whom Drove dislikes.

public school system is best for its neutral secularity and disregard of "parentally inspired discriminations", which are not allowed to influence the common.

"A population-based twin study of parentally reported tactile and auditory defensiveness in young children".

A bone of contention is tales of Bailey's large family, which the parentally-ignored London often envies.

that survives to interact with its offspring is not expected to behave parentally.

As a youth he took parentally-financed vacations with his brother to some of the great galleries of.

He's been padded, helmeted, and parentally locked out of most of the thrills of being a kid.

parentally's Meaning':

in a parental manner