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Meanings of coupled together in English
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Usage of coupled together in English
1
Luxury and corruption are frequently coupled together, and even pass for synonymous terms.
2
These two men are always coupled together when allusion is made to eloquence.
3
An author and a work, like cause and effect, are perpetually coupled together.
4
These two words were usually coupled together in the Old Pink Dog Bar.
5
Sail was hoisted and the two sledges were coupled together.
6
Fear and Young Glory can't be coupled together, me lads.
7
The errand and the Spirit's presence were coupled together.
8
Anger and shame coupled together make a balking team.
9
They've been coupled together with tables and what ever.
10
The train is just two little cars coupled together.
11
The loudness hurt my ear and the two extremes coupled together nearly drove me crazy.
12
Your names have been coupled together, of course.
13
I'll not have their names coupled together.
14
The peculiar position of the hatches allows of loading the semi-vessels separately as well as when coupled together.
15
Two trains coupled together,-thefast mail and the express,-makingan immense line of coaches hauled by two engines.
16
His baskets were usually coupled together like the "grasshopper," which pumps several oil-wells with one engine.
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