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Meanings of almost unexampled in English
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Usage of almost unexampled in English
1
Hence an adventure happened which is almost unexampled in tales of knight-errantry.
2
That was indeed a winter of bitter cold and of almost unexampled severity.
3
Winter settled with almost unexampled cold, and with a succession of fearful storms.
4
On the 8th of the month of January the frost was of almost unexampled severity.
5
Nelson watched it with unremitting and almost unexampled perseverance.
6
Nelson, however, with skill and exertions never exceeded, and almost unexampled, bore for that island.
7
The magnanimous conduct of Sa-re-cer-ish and Pit-a-le-shar-u in this matter stands almost unexampled in Indian annals.
8
You will soon perceive the interest I take in your situation, almost unexampled in judicial records.
9
The others hailed him as master, and he enjoyed for the time an almost unexampled fame.
10
Gentlemen, it is true, indeed, that the growth of this city is extraordinary, and almost unexampled.
11
The latter he bound with fetters and carried with him to Nineveh; the former he treated with almost unexampled severity.
12
Its popularity, almost unexampled, is explained by the scope of the work, as stated in the translator's prologue (p. 9).
13
They were at the original formation of the committee for this important object, where they gave an almost unexampled attendance for years.
14
"Their zeal," said the brigadier, "is almost unexampled.
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Almost unexampled across language varieties
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