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Meanings of degenerate days in English
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Usage of degenerate days in English
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Civil wars are chronic in these degenerate days, but Siwenna had kept apart.
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In those degenerate days idleness, extravagance and drunkenness were praised in a man.
3
In our degenerate days, we give our children a Teddy Bear.
4
Mr. Græme's dress shamed these degenerate days of black stock and loose trowser.
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Pretty well for the blood of Timur in these degenerate days!
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Samuel possessed a primordial talent that is rather rare in these physically degenerate days.
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His respect for literature in these degenerate days is absolute.
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Truly a very pretty modern ballad to be sung in these unromantic, degenerate days!
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He who hears the rippling of rivers in these degenerate days will not utterly despair.
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Some of those decent enough to be printed in these degenerate days ran as follows:
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No such dust is made in these degenerate days.
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There never was an age but had its prude to howl 'O these degenerate days!'
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So constantly were natural human instincts dulled by the contrariety of fashion in those degenerate days!
14
These roving traders taught the savages all the vices of French civilization in its most degenerate days.
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That I'll find another as adequately brained and trained as Ebling Mis in these degenerate days, I doubt.
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Who would care a picayune in these degenerate days what Dr. Warburton said pro or con a book?
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