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Meanings of bagatelle in English
Usage of bagatelle in English
1
She opened the dining-room door, and found the bagatelle-board on the table.
2
He pressed a second spring, and a bagatelle-table appeared in the same fashion.
3
The cut is a bagatelle, monsieur, and I must to the road again.
4
Beside it burglary was a bagatelle, but one to deprecate none the less.
5
To me the sum seemed immense, but he regarded it as a bagatelle.
6
Aggie sniffed, as if such an outcome were the merest bagatelle.
7
Each one appropriated a bagatelle, until the traveller was stripped bare.
8
He fancies it a mere bagatelle, and finds out his mistake too late.
9
That which occurred was a mere bagatelle to what was threatened.
10
Any bombardment this world has ever known was a mere bagatelle to this.
11
Last time I was here I wanted money, a mere bagatelle to you.
12
The woman's allowance from her husband is nowadays a mere bagatelle.
13
It's a bagatelle-verymild, compared to some of the stuff we've been getting.
14
I have been half cut to pieces before now; this is a mere bagatelle.
15
She must represent the coming function as a mere bagatelle for simplicity and informality.
16
He reasoned justly: This selecting a wife is no bagatelle.
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United Kingdom
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