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Meanings of almost unmanned in English
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Usage of almost unmanned in English
1
I had felt exalted before, but now this personal development almost unmanned me.
2
Maurice looked, struggling to repress the emotion that almost unmanned him.
3
The young: one almost unmanned me, her look was so innocent!
4
His voice was so tender that I was almost unmanned.
5
Ambrose thought she was beaten, and a swift wave of compassion almost unmanned him.
6
It almost unmanned him, but he proceeded, for her good:
7
He had to fight down a new sort of emotion, which almost unmanned him.
8
The fleet especially suffered: the best of the sailors emigrated; the ships were almost unmanned.
9
The dumb appeal of her eyes almost unmanned him.
10
It almost unmanned him now, almost broke his heart.
11
This dreadful misfortune almost unmanned me, and curtailed both my pride and pleasure for the night.
12
Her smile of welcome almost unmanned him.
13
Her grieved surprise almost unmanned him.
14
The answer almost unmanned me.
15
An audacious desire to steal one embrace from the dear old man came over me, and almost unmanned me.
16
The terrible fate destined for him was presented vividly to the imagination of our hero; and, brave as he was, it almost unmanned him.
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Almost unmanned across language varieties
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