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Meanings of caress in English
Synonyms
Examples for "stroke"
Examples for "stroke"
1
Her father had suffered a stroke; the family home was in crisis.
2
Main outcome measure: Cardiac and stroke mortality were our main outcome measures.
3
Pfeiffer has experienced some health difficulties in recent years, including stroke-like symptoms.
4
Red meat consumption was associated with increased stroke risk, particularly ischemic events.
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However, its impact is clearly inherent to the local stroke network conditions.
1
He crossed to her deliberately and bent also to fondle the dog.
2
They did nothing but fondle and kiss the child they had adopted.
3
He kisses her and starts to fondle her breasts and other regions.
4
Mic-stand fondle Stewart Lee Facebook Twitter Pinterest Magic mic... comedian Stewart Lee.
5
I didn't flatter or fondle him, if that is what you mean.
Jeff is writing a gay love story – his own story. He fell in love with his student, Matt, but he cannot bear with leaving his wife.
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Usage of caress in English
1
The June dark enveloped them in the warm caress of the night.
2
The chamber soon was locked; he thought to caress the lovely maid.
3
The wind is a great warm caress; the sky a spotless blue.
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The tip of the trunk touched his face in a gentle caress.
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He almost lost it right there as she continued to caress him.
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Forrest rode in and saluted the boys with his usual rough caress.
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The feelings leapt alive, equally venomous from the wound and the caress.
8
She paused to caress the two things she held in her arms.
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I had seen them lingeringly caress the rim of my wine goblet.
10
He held her hand, and then reached up to caress her cheek.
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The wind was gentle and brushed their cheeks with the softest caress.
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He had seen the friendly caress and had heard the last sentence.
13
She shrank at his tone-themastery of it, the confidence, the caress.
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Her laugh had in it a thrill that was like a caress.
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Just once her hot tongue touched his face in a final caress.
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He would let his lips caress the brim of the august goblet.
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Caress through the time
Caress across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common