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Meanings of corpulency in English
Usage of corpulency in English
1
The increasing corpulency of Napoleon was commented upon by all observers.
2
I recognised him at once by his corpulency and self-complacent air.
3
I recognized him at once by his corpulency and self-complacent air.
4
Vittore Santado was a Roman; young-inclined to corpulency-oilyfaced-plausible-anda most consummate rascal.
5
His figure was tall without being thin, and broad without corpulency.
6
Their walk is a waddle, and they bulge with seeming corpulency.
7
So did his person, which was sleek though free from corpulency.
8
In a few instances, natives attain to a considerable corpulency.
9
If used too freely, it produces in some persons excess of blood and corpulency.
10
In stature Gian Maria was short and inclining, young though he was, to corpulency.
11
Brother Stowe has a large frame, tends to corpulency, and shows great physical vigor.
12
He has sandy hair and whiskers-isof medium height-andis a little inclined to corpulency.
13
His form was portly, a little inclined to corpulency.
14
His corpulency, at this time universally reported to be excessive, was by no means remarkable.
15
I tried to imagine her handsome, which, but for her unfortunate corpulency, was actually true.
16
With unswerving decision, greys swallowed greens and greens greys, and extreme corpulency was the inevitable result.
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Corpulency through the time