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Meanings of cutting so in English
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Usage of cutting so in English
1
The noose was cutting so hard into Blomkvist's throat that he was incapable of uttering a word.
2
You walk along Hampstead High Street in a state, cursing designers who are cutting so much smaller these days.
3
Swords became dull with cutting so many limbs; they cut men down the way reapers cut wheat with scythe.
4
Subtle shifts in angle also make for a lot more measuring and cutting so it's a balance of the two.
5
A member: That was the reason I brought up the point, because I think cutting so short would be too severe.
6
He reminded Lilly of a great auk, something alcidine in the thin cheeks with the mouth cutting so widely toward the ears.
7
He knows that every time he gets drunk he is cutting so much off his life; and yet he cannot help it.