Meanings of so unwonted in anglès

The mild jest upon his lips was so unwonted that it frightened her.

Della was quite thrown back by so unwonted an exclamation, and remained silent.

And this absence of finality, so unwonted, distressed him horribly.

He felt stunned, humiliated, bewildered, by so unwonted a sensation.

What could these signals mean at so unwonted an hour?

At the repetition of sounds so unwonted, all sprang to their feet, but no one spoke.

Biffen looked with some concern at his friend, so unwonted was a sally of this kind.

There was something so pathetic and so unwonted in Catherine's tone that Mrs. Bertram was quite touched.

Should not such a mood, so sweet, so tranquil, so unwonted, have been the harbinger of good?

You must think they are of consequence, since we again trouble you, and at so unwonted an hour.

Then indeed she looked at the speaker, and with surprise, so unwonted was this tone on Barbara's lips.

And the mood was so unwonted, especially after the episode of the wet grate, that Mrs. Peckaby was astonished into answering pleasantly.

The woman in the chimney corner hugged up closer her dirty baby with the delight of so unwonted a feast to her eyes.

Extraordinary situations like this are so unwonted and strange that the actors in them almost always remain composed and natural, as if stupefied.

He complained of troubles so unwonted, so absurd, if you'll excuse the word, that he discouraged all the conjectures of the most experienced physicians.

The world at large did not at all know why the Duke was doing so unwonted a thing,-whyhe should undertake so new a trouble.