"evenlike" meaning in All languages combined

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          "ref": "1999, Pamela Quint Chambers, The Bride Quilt - Page 217",
          "text": "\"I figured to show you how to practice your stitches on the mendin' 'til you can sew them all small an' evenlike.",
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        "(now chiefly dialectal, nonstandard) Evenly."
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          "ref": "1835, The Dublin Penny Journal, volumes 3-4, page 247",
          "text": "Kate was not of a sorrowful disposition; but since the death of an affectionate mother, whom she had dearly loved, her natural vivacity had settled into an evenlike seriousness of manner, which gave to her pleasing countenance a doubly interesting appearance [...]",
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          "ref": "2004, Optics Letters - Volume 29, Pages 417-912 - Page 861",
          "text": "The magnetic field component, Hz, of the waveguide mode considered assumes an evenlike symmetry along the center of the waveguide. In type A structures, the photonic crystal cladding has even symmetry along the center of the defect."
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        }
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