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Meanings of unpresentable in anglès
Usage of unpresentable in anglès
1
Indeed, in its original form, dramatically it is all but unpresentable.
2
This was her way of alluding to my unpresentable appearance.
3
Every profession has its unpresentable aspects, which ought not to be seen by out-siders.
4
It was not a rebuke for priggishness; it was the unpresentable statement of a fact.
5
Rickman (barring certain dreadful possibilities of speech) was really by no means unpresentable.
6
But the house was undergoing renovations which made it as unpresentable as a moulting fowl.
7
Save that he was hatless, and that his trousers clung, he was not utterly unpresentable.
8
The reverse process of the production of motion by consciousness is equally unpresentable to the mind.
9
When I saw them before, they were rustic little monsters; but they are less unpresentable now.
10
Babies are not always strong on the point of dignity, and grown-up men are quite unpresentable.
11
Mr. Fairfax will be the last to hear of him; the mother must be some unpresentable person.
12
No use going to breakfast looking unpresentable.
13
I could not pass without stepping in upon my dear old friend, even though soiled and unpresentable.
14
Archaeology has disinterred various badly preserved and unpresentable relics of old arts such as sculpture and architecture.
15
How was I to appear in the drawing-room of a woman of fashion with an unpresentable hat?
16
Save for some dust, and a swollen lip, which he could not see, he was not unpresentable.
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Unpresentable through the time