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Meanings of more reserved in anglès

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Usage of more reserved in anglès
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Normally she was far more reserved, more in control of her emotions.
The manning grooms: bride on the loose\same time, next year
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But the mood in the city of Calcutta is somewhat more reserved.
BBC
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The boys, as became members of the more reserved sex, nodded condescendingly.
A Son of the City / A Story of Boy Life
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You look and act like him, though you're a bit more reserved.
The Winds of Dune
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Reviews from in-person screenings ranged from outright raves to more reserved praise.
The Irish Times
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Upon which Madame Moronval repented of her urbanity, and became more reserved.
Jack / 1877
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The Augusta crowd, usually much more reserved, erupted with chants of Tiger!
The South African
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During my convalescence Edmee was much more reserved, but no less attentive.
Mauprat
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His better half is more reserved than her lord, especially with strangers.
Our War with Spain for Cuba's Freedom
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The parade in Volgograd turned out to be more reserved than Moscow's.
The Guardian
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But they won't patronize you if you are a little more reserved.
A Romance of Billy-Goat Hill
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Nor is the lady in Love Triumphant more reserved, though not so intelligible:
The Works of Henry Fielding, vol. 12
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Although he did seem more reserved the last month or so.
News.com.au
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Mr Fritch welcomed the offer but Mr Brotherson was more reserved.
Radio NZ
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Her manner had changed a little also; it had become colder, more reserved.
The Wharf by the Docks: A Novel
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Her manner seemed more reserved, almost subservient, in the presence of Korean men.
Mortal Allies
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