Adverb:

থেকে-থেকে,

spasmodically's Usage Examples:

However, he then played only spasmodically over the next few seasons, dropping out of the side after 1924-25.

It regularly occurs in New Zealand and is known spasmodically from Australia, North and South America, and Europe.

Christopher Martin-Jenkins described him as "spasmodically brilliant".

In 1921, Wharton appeared spasmodically across the season for Somerset, batting with some success in several.

avowed disciple of George Herbert, and was described as a "learned and spasmodically talented poet".

He then returned to Australia and spasmodically entered Australian Drivers' Championship rounds in coming years and.

Margaret Munson The New York Times called it "trivial theatre that is spasmodically entertaining.

increased demand of locomotives required by PN, rumours spread of the spasmodically used 88 Class being sent to Townsville to haul 3 sets of RGWY hoppers.

York Times called the film, "an amiable jest that is diverting and spasmodically amusing, if not precisely unuproarious.

lurching rhythms keeps the songs choppy — a clenched fist twitching spasmodically as it prepares to deliver a haymaker — this dull record makes that attribute.

The object moved spasmodically up and down.

By 1851, houses had been built spasmodically along the Hagley Road as far as Rotton Park Road.

, rather than those who bought it spasmodically from street vendors or newsagents), and the insurance policy (valued.

and a "half-hearted comedy with sour political undertones" with some "spasmodically funny scenes".

None of them was more than spasmodically interesting.

Fingers and toes are spread apart and spasmodically bent.

in 1922 mentions "This elongated individual of diamond fame played spasmodically at the tip-off role, occasionally displaying brilliant passing and accurate.

takes place soon after sunset, and then again throughout the night spasmodically.

An example of bilateral stringhalt in a horse: the hocks are spasmodically and rapidly flexed with the feet held high before quick placement back on the.

Synonyms:

jerkily;