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Meanings of betraye more in English

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Usage of betraye more in English
1
But he could not always keep himself from betraying more emotion than he cared to show.
Sant' Ilario
2
So she had hurried along, betraying more eagerness than was common with her to get out of the street.
The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 06, No. 35, September, 1860 / A Mag...
3
She was a striking type, her face, full of animation and fire, betraying more of passion than of intellect.
The Treasure-Train
4
"Another invention," he resumed, his face betraying more and more emotion, "is a clock.
The Extra Day
5
He turned quickly to the girl at this point, as if afraid of betraying more feeling than he had intended to do.
The Wharf by the Docks: A Novel
6
Mr. Carlton made a movement to go, but came back from the door, and betraying more anxiety of manner than at first, said:
Danger; Or, Wounded in the House of a Friend
7
"It's false!" exclaimed I, betraying more confusion at this sudden announcement than was good for me.
Kilgorman: A Story of Ireland in 1798
8
"What plan would you pursue, sir?" asked Mr. Chase, betraying more interest than he cared to show.
Richard Carvel — Complete
9
"Dere one way go," Ixtli made reply, even his lowered tones betraying more than ordinary impressiveness, Bruno fancied.
The Lost City
10
"So that's the way of it," was the captain's answer, his honest eyes betraying more surprise than pleasure.
Barbara Blomberg — Volume 02