Examples of using Erroneously in English and their translations into Greek
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Financial
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Official/political
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Computer
Siri Erroneously.
We may have judged erroneously.
They may erroneously believe that.
In fact, the opinion that shellack spoils nails, erroneously.
The scorer reacts and erroneously sounds the signal.
Often erroneously attributed the authorship of Boris Pasternak,….
The scorer reacts and erroneously sounds the signal.
Spatial effects might thus be under- or overestimated erroneously.
What are some foods that are erroneously considered healthy?
We say erroneously that the Greeks humanised the gods.
Data recovery- recover erroneously deleted files.
Many erroneously believe we worship Mormon or Joseph Smith.
That means that your immune system erroneously attacks healthy tissues.
However he erroneously places it in the region of Kythrea.
It is these sounds later the child can erroneously replace with"U" and"E".
Later Haman erroneously thought he would be favored.
I represent the motorcycle enthusiasts you have erroneously detained.
The anthem is often erroneously titled"Guatemala Feliz!
Erroneously those changes are referred sometimes as the 2004 Constitution.
For being wrong is erroneously associated with failure.
They are not“the personifications” of the powers of Nature, as erroneously thought.
Fukushima is also often erroneously seen as a tragedy of the past.
They erroneously believe that the Federal Reserve is already a part of our government.
These changes are sometimes erroneously referred to as the"2004 Constitution".
The Communist Party is a proletarian,anti-bourgeois party, even if erroneously led.
Sometimes men erroneously conclude that no one can help them.
Uke in reality means to accept but many people erroneously translate it as block.
His name has been erroneously associated… with the restrictive Covenant of Omar.".
Well, we need to inform all relevant government agencies that a death certificate was filed erroneously.
The cell relaxation often erroneously considered a direct consequence of aging.
