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  1. Chaldean Numerology

    The numerical value of -tory in Chaldean Numerology is: 5

  2. Pythagorean Numerology

    The numerical value of -tory in Pythagorean Numerology is: 6

Examples of -tory in a Sentence

  1. Jack Tadman:

    The Brexit Party standing down in all Tory (Conservative)-held seats has given the Conservatives an even larger vote share and increased their lead over the Labour Party.

  2. Marcus Bullus:

    While the City is pro-Tory by nature, traders have been celebrating a victory for continuity as much as for the Conservatives.

  3. Woody Fischer:

    There are still many kilometers of Mars history to explore, the strata will reveal Gale’s early history, its tory. We know there are rocks that were deposited underwater, in the lake. What is the chemistry of these rocks ? That lake represented an interface between the water and the atmosphere, and should tell us important things about the environment of the time.

  4. Ed Miliband:

    This is nothing less than a once in a generation fight about who our country works for, it is a choice between a Tory plan where only a few at the top can succeed and our public services are threatened. Or a Labour plan that puts working people first, deals with the deficit and protects our NHS.

  5. Ian Austin:

    I'm not a Tory. This isn't where I want to be, i wouldn't say that Boris Johnson is unfit to be our prime minister in a way that I say that about Jeremy Corbyn. I think the country has a big choice to make, and I think that Jeremy Corbyn is completely unfit to lead it.

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