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Significats de sombreness en anglès

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A manner that is serious and solemn.

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Ús de sombreness en anglès
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A delightful smile of welcome chased away the sombreness of her face.
Nobody's Man
2
Their sombreness was increased by the oak with which they were panelled.
The Magician
3
Consequently it was sombre, and its sombreness was unrelieved by any mirror.
Annals of a Quiet Neighbourhood
4
A terrible sombreness is achieved in its former half by a notable simplicity.
Contemporary American Composers / Being a Study of the Music of ...
5
The vastness, the loneliness, the stillness, the twilight sombreness, were awful.
Overland: A Novel
6
There was an undercurrent of sombreness in the man's manner that frightened her.
A Mountain Woman
7
Her swift change of expression from glow to defensive sombreness admitted its significance.
Jaffery
8
Well, in the best examples, a certain sombreness of tone in the prints themselves.
The Guardian
9
The sombreness and the sternness of it appeal to me, but not the sadness.
A Daughter of the Snows
10
We were pleased to see taxi drivers turning their aggression into sombreness and respect.
The South African
11
Upon the sombreness of human history as reflected in Gen.
Introduction to the Old Testament
12
The sombreness of a burial hung over the castle.
Graustark
13
It had all the sombreness of reproach-ofimmitigable reproach.
The Judgment House
14
The usual feelings are ones of sombreness and forlornness.
The Irish Times
15
But its sombreness was relieved by a gorgeous Indian scarf, thrown carelessly over the shoulders.
The Argosy, Vol. 51, No. 1, January, 1891
16
If sombre, no happiness can drive that sombreness away.
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