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Meanings of dirtiness in anglès
portuguès
obscenidade català
obscenitat Usage of dirtiness in anglès
1
They despise fashions, and imagine that dirtiness is an attribute of genius.
2
For this stairway was a common one, as its dirtiness would testify.
3
She was barefoot, her skin white against the dirtiness of the linoleum.
4
They're all a flash in the pan, and moonshine and dirtiness.
5
The flower's purity was a mirror in which she saw her own dirtiness.
6
The whole place bore the appearance of gloom, bigotry, dirtiness, and bad management.
7
Reeds had that deeper buzz, that dirtiness, and it gave the sound authenticity.
8
She cocked her head, now keenly aware of her wretched dirtiness.
9
It was the dirtiness of it all, I think, and the putrid smells.
10
She was smiling, her teeth bright white against the dirtiness of her face.
11
Pen dirtiness and number of animals per pen were associated with higher norepinephrine concentrations.
12
Here the dirtiness of the details makes me hesitate, said Gévingey, becoming slightly red.
13
We'll develop it together and objectively look at our own ugliness, dirtiness, and unsightliness.
14
His high wages arise altogether from the hardship, disagreeableness, and dirtiness of his work.
15
He had a passionate need of purity, a horror of any sort of dirtiness.
16
In front of her were the sheets, the table cloths, a veritable mass of dirtiness.
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