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Meanings of rather taciturn in anglès

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Usage of rather taciturn in anglès
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Though rather taciturn he is loved both by the officers and poilus.
Kelly Miller's History of the World War for Human Rights
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The other guests attempted to converse with the rather taciturn Dr. Morgenstern.
Jitterbug Perfume
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As all long-haulers tended to do, Tom became rather taciturn, personality-wise.
Year's best sf 15
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Since Ralph's death he had certainly become rather taciturn and unsociable.
Uncle Max
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He was nowise given to pomp, and was rather taciturn.
Heimskringla; Or, The Chronicle of the Kings of Norway
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Natalie was obviously sulking, and Graham was rather taciturn.
Dangerous Days
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Behrend, who had struck Desmond as a rather taciturn young man, shook his head dubiously.
Okewood of the Secret Service
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My jarvey was rather taciturn at first, but turned out to be something of a politician.
Ireland Under Coercion: The Diary of an American (2 of 2) / (2nd...
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Early in the evening the War Chief was rather taciturn, and the other guests were somewhat disappointed.
The War Chief of the Six Nations: A Chronicle of Joseph Brant
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He was a quiet, rather taciturn man, utterly averse to the pleasures for which his wife longed.
The Nervous Housewife
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And so be rea- soned that his best attitude was to be one of rather taciturn serenity.
Active Service
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Compared with the Cockney, he was grave, and rather taciturn; but there was a deal of good old humour bottled up in him, after all.
Omoo: Adventures in the South Seas
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Hadria gave a sudden little laugh while Lord Engleton- ashy ,rathertaciturn man-wasshewing her his wife's last picture.
The Daughters of Danaus
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