We have been careful to observe the use of the Article wherever it seemed to be idiomatically possible: where it did not seem to be possible, we have yielded to necessity.
I must warn the reader, however, again and again, that all this has reference only to languages spoken idiomatically correct.
In using the term "idiomatically correct" I mean of course that mode of expression which is peculiar to a language, its general cast, and which is representative of its genius and spirit.
After this, my original endeavor to speak the English language idiomatically correct became a matter of secondary importance.
The verb uthna like the Persian bar-khastan is used idiomatically in the sense of "to go away," to "vanish.
Las= is often used idiomaticallyfor those things in general suggested by the phrase in which it stands (e.
Si=: the conditional =si= is idiomatically used to give point or emphasis to an affirmation, much like the English colloquial why.
Footnote: It, although a neuter form, is used idiomatically to refer to a male or a female as, It was John; It was Mary.
Whom here may be parsed as an objective case form used idiomatically in place of who.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "idiomatically" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
