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Meanings of benighted country in English
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Usage of benighted country in English
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There could be no shopping for mourning in this benightedcountry.
2
This is the last time I try to work in this benightedcountry, Peabody.
3
If one could ever send communications across this benightedcountry.
4
I'm an American citizen and we have an ambassador over in this benightedcountry.
5
I will not deny that I was up in that benightedcountry not so very long ago.
6
Pakistani women are dynamic and unafraid, and this fact is one of the saving graces of our benightedcountry.
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They appeared to think that they were coming to some backward, benightedcountry in need of a massive jolt into the 21st century.
8
What Dudamel is famous for in Venezuela -the musical education of that increasingly benightedcountry's youth -he is now spearheading in LA.
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He was assassinated by state security forces because of his outspokenness against the persecution and oppression of the poor of his benightedcountry, El Salvador.
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More enlightened times have dissipated this illusion, and driven these imaginary imps of darkness into benightedcountries.-Ed.
11
"How long have you been in this benightedcountry, sergeant?"
12
He was particularly interested in the history of the men who first went to the western world, and scattered civilization to the benightedcountries.
13
'What a blessing to that benightedcountry would be one liberal statesman!' exclaimed Miller: 'one man of the mind and capacity of our present Premier!'
14
"I don't believe," she said, "that they have real bean-bag beans in this benightedcountry, and these will answer the purpose just as well."