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Meanings of pensiveness in anglès
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abstracción Usage of pensiveness in anglès
1
The pensiveness of his mood gradually gave place to more cheerful thoughts.
2
The girl's face wears an expression of sad yet almost hopeful pensiveness.
3
A curious pensiveness passed from one to the other and possessed them both.
4
The expression of pensiveness deepened, increased by a sudden, disturbing thought.
5
But Salvator was capable of pensiveness, of faith, and of fear.'
6
The days passed like bright smiles, in which, however, lurked the pensiveness of autumn.
7
An ominous mournfulness, far sadder than the pensiveness of twilight, drew over the sky.
8
Instead, they wore again the far-away look of dreamy pensiveness.
9
He viewed it for a while, and not without pensiveness.
10
There is no undue element of pensiveness in Longfellow's strains.
11
These Henrietta did not neglect, though touching them with a disarming pensiveness of demeanour.
12
Her gloom, her abstraction, departed, leaving only a pretty pensiveness.
13
What an air of resignation, of pensiveness, this picture exhales!
14
The black dress, the touch of pensiveness was in keeping with the shadow of tragedy.
15
In the Assembly they called themselves Moderates, and opposed every energetic measure with philanthropic pensiveness.
16
There was again a silence, which Margaret broke at last by saying, with gentle pensiveness-
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