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Meanings of forbear from in anglès
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Usage of forbear from in anglès
1
Vértessy could not forbear from quietly smiling at this discreet coat-turning rhetoric.
2
Without sacrifices and without penances as they are, forbear from their companionship.
3
Emilie, we must to-day forbear from jesting on so important a matter.
4
He must, therefore, forbear from the act, whose issue remained so doubtful.
5
And Herbert himself, as he knelt there, could hardly forbear from tears.
6
Yet, woman-like, she could not forbear from just one more word.
7
She could not forbear from passing the threshold, and she did with heaving breast.
8
But a man cannot be virtuous unless he forbear from all kinds of vice.
9
Could it be called humanity to forbear from committing murder?
10
The agency will also forbear from most common-carrier types of regulations for broadband, Genachowski said.
11
One should forbear from knavery and from calumniating others.
12
Mrs. Pendleton looked angrily at him, but was wise enough to forbear from further speech.
13
The command that masters should forbear from threatening their slaves may be understood in two ways.
14
The lake was lovely; and, with this supreme adjective, I forbear from further effort at description.
15
You'll observe the decency of speech and forbear from profanities, you damned rogue, or by God!
16
He was a man who could not forbear from searching for the soul, from following its workings.
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