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Meanings of somewhat disconcerting in anglès

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Usage of somewhat disconcerting in anglès
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He found the abrupt ways of the new secretary somewhat disconcerting.
The Rocks of Valpré
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It was somewhat disconcerting that the scene which presented itself was so ordinary.
Jonathan strange and mr norrell
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She regarded him doubtfully with an open, straight-forward look which was somewhat disconcerting.
The Winning of Barbara Worth
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Privately, the headmaster found Psmith's man-to-man attitude somewhat disconcerting, but he said nothing.
Mike
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Their farewell was somewhat disconcerting, at any rate to the mind of the youth.
Love Eternal
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The problem placed before Flockart by his shabby friend was a somewhat disconcerting one.
The House of Whispers
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And Cartoner lapsed into his odd and somewhat disconcerting thoughtfulness.
The Vultures
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A warrior who had seen service, probably, but whose surly physiognomy was somewhat disconcerting.
Aunt Jane's Nieces in the Red Cross
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The beard was lighter than his hair and somewhat disconcerting.
A change in altitude
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I thought that my continued presence here might have a somewhat disconcerting effect upon you.
The Candidate: A Political Romance
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Of course wars are somewhat disconcerting, but then one always hopes there won't be wars.
About Peggy Saville
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It was pleasant and somewhat disconcerting to spend much time seeing the world through Justin's eyes.
Carrion comfort
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Their contempt for us was somewhat disconcerting.
The Minds and Manners of Wild Animals: A Book of Personal Observ...
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It was unusual and somewhat disconcerting.
Taken by sin
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It's somewhat disconcerting to hear the gallop of hooves and see a horse thundering past on a narrow track.
The Guardian
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The results were somewhat disconcerting.
John Wesley, Jr. / The Story of an Experiment
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