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Meanings of callousness in English
Usage of callousness in English
1
They said callousness can never be the proper response to human tragedy.
2
It would indeed be an act of callousness to let it go.
3
I never heard of such damnable callousness in all my life before.
4
She looked at him in anger almost at what seemed a callousness.
5
Slidell's callousness curled the fingers of my free hand into a ball.
6
He falls from his seeming callousness to the very blankness of despair.
7
But the action was observed, and taken as a proof of callousness.
8
He had fallen in love with her strength, her callousness, her fierceness.
9
Her callousness, for instance, did but nurture a sensitive humanity in him.
10
It was either sheer callousness or blind fury-youmight take your choice.
11
It is odd how one gets callous to death, a mediaeval callousness.
12
What callousness, what hypocrisy!-Herecalled his disquieting sensations in crossing the warren.
13
The unhappy, mismatched couple embody of their society's callousness and violence.
14
It was not callousness, but the natural result of being fluttered.
15
Such callousness is almost unsurpassed in the annals of criminal insensibility.
16
The most reasonable explanation of this callousness is that Nicholas II.
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Callousness through the time
Callousness across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common