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obliqüitat Synonyms
Examples for "obliquity"
Examples for "obliquity"
1
For his indiscretions, never involving moral obliquity, he had most grievously answered.
2
In their opinion, only the strangest obliquity of judgment can explain such infatuation.
3
There seemed to be a kind of natural obliquity about her.
4
We are told that the difference is one of moral obliquity.
5
But this now carries with it no implication of moral obliquity.
1
The acquired deceptiveness of the world of men was leaving them.
2
She was not yet used to the deceptiveness of Japanese appearances.
3
That's the deceptiveness and the deceitfulness of the human heart.
4
He is ever watchful for the deceptiveness of appearances, ever prepared to admit everything, to explain everything, and to believe nothing-butwhat he sees.
5
From there, the options were scrutinized by Marine snipers for visual deceptiveness in daylight and darkness (using night-vision goggles) before being electronically altered again.
6
"That sounds pleasant," Shai said, smiling her most genuine smile-theone that had an edge of overt deceptiveness to it.