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Meanings of recent origin in anglès
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Usage of recent origin in anglès
1
As for the vulgar phrase, it is of far more recent origin.
2
All these movements are of recent origin, and non-Russians too join them.
3
In fact, this wealth of Mr. Trirodov's is of comparatively recent origin.
4
Of recent origin, I assure you, repeated Ostrov, giving a sly wink.
5
The New Geyser in the same basin is also of quite recent origin.
6
Aspen's reputation as a haven for the well-to-do is of rather recent origin.
7
The circumstance would seem compatible with a much more recent origin.
8
Nor was Jefferson's interest in the Mississippi problem of recent origin.
9
To begin with, the present art of singing is of comparatively recent origin.
10
Well-marked dementia præcox, but of recent origin and but slight deterioration.
11
His only real concern was to conceal their recent origin.
12
This culture is of recent origin, and is only carried out on small areas.
13
The trouble with his eyes is of recent origin.
14
They are palpably of subsequent and comparatively recent origin.
15
Nor was this hidden infatuation of any recent origin.
16
Questions have been raised suggesting that this "legend" may be of very recent origin.
This collocation consists of:
Recent origin through the time
Recent origin across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common