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Meanings of decent pair in English

We have no meanings for "decent pair" in our records yet.
Usage of decent pair in English
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You can't go wrong with a decent pair of polarised Ray Bans.
The Irish Times
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And you'll probably want to buy a decent pair of headphones, too.
Wired
3
None of your kilts, though, but a decent pair of breeches.
Chronicles of the Canongate, 1st Series
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Come back when you're taller and you've found a decent pair of eyes.
The Name of the Wind
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Specs cost less than a decent pair of Ray-Bans.
Wired
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Her figure wouldn't be bad if her mother bought her a decent pair of stays.
Hyacinth
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A pair of spikes and decent pair of legs is what it comes down to.
The Guardian
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But before you head out the door, you'll need a decent pair of walking shoes.
The Irish Times
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I haven't a decent pair to my name.
King Rat
10
Under all the requisite swagger is a disarmingly decent pair of cans packed with nifty amenities.
Wired
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He soon returned, bringing two large pieces of bread and butter and a decent pair of pantaloons.
American Prisoners of the Revolution
12
George didn't have a decent pair himself.
The warmth of other suns: the epic story of america's great migr...
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Well, at least I'll die with a square meal inside me and a decent pair of boots.
Aspho Fields
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There are two essential components to clever winter dressing and they are a coat and a decent pair of boots.
The Irish Times
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Her only warm jacket and decent pair of boots then had to be pawned, for the rent must be paid.
London's Underworld
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Perhaps worst of all, no clothes to speak of, and not even a decent pair of shoes on her feet.
Once bitten, twice dead
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