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Meanings of derive pleasure in English
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Usage of derive pleasure in English
1
We must isolate and reject those who derive pleasure from abusing women.
2
The narcissist stimulates his self habitually in order to derive pleasure and gratification.
3
Even enemies had to derive pleasure from such a long relationship.
4
To dream of stockings, denotes that you will derive pleasure from dissolute companionship.
5
Afflicted with deep grief, they failed to derive pleasure from anything.
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The ability to derive pleasure from another person's misfortune is a foundation of civilisation.
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In fact, he seemed to derive pleasure from his indifference.
8
Otherwise, there is no reason why they could derive pleasure in murdering innocent creatures.
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He didn't derive pleasure from the things he'd once enjoyed.
10
Not that she did not sometimes derive pleasure from the sights she was taken to.
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So that man and wild animals derive pleasure or use from the hazel in many ways.
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This is not to say that people do NOT derive pleasure and fulfilment from their offspring.
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How should I derive pleasure from these things?
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It describes those who thrive in subzero temps and derive pleasure from numb extremities and chattering teeth.
15
While in this district the tourist will derive pleasure from visiting Crummock Water, Lowes Water, and Wast Water.
16
Humans derive pleasure from social interactions.
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