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doubly adv [punished, deprived, disappointed] doublement ; [difficult, confident] deux fois plus (before n) ; I made doubly sure that j'ai bien vérifié que ; to be doubly careful redoubler de prudence ; she is doubly gifted-as a writer and as an artist elle a à la fois des dons d'écrivain et d'artiste.
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