Encara no tenim significats per a "too pronounced".
1Now there were critics who said that the coloring was too pronounced.
2Yet the insult was too pronounced: it suggested some grave ground of offence.
3She did not like heated discussions nor a too pronounced expression of opinion.
4The features were too pronounced, the lips too prone to twist into satirical grimaces.
5But I suppose her age and plainness were too pronounced for a town man.
6Nevertheless Gounod was too pronounced a mannerist to do justice to Shakespeare's immortal love-story.
7His face did carry a tan, but nothing too pronounced.
8There shall be no subject too pronounced-allworks shall illustrate the divine law of indirections.
9Yeobright made no reply; the current of her feeling was too pronounced to admit it.
10But Jimmie was obliged to relieve his mind by saying that it looked too pronounced.
11She was an enthusiast, reining in her enthusiasm whenever she felt it becoming too pronounced.
12So long as abnormalities of character do not become too pronounced, friends must be content.
13If my taste in dress was somewhat too pronounced, my taste in my surroundings was not.
14It is needful however, that these individualities should not be in too pronounced disagreement with received ideas.
15That in a well-bred and not too pronounced way he looked smooth and clever might be admitted.
16If her hips are not too pronounced she can wear the long coat, shown in picture No.
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Too pronounced a través del temps
Too pronounced per variant geogràfica