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Meanings of devotedness in English
Usage of devotedness in English
1
Without poetry, there is no loftiness in friendship, no devotedness in love.
2
There is a devotedness in female love that admits of no rivalry.
3
Her admirers were numberless and pursued her with the most emphatic devotedness.
4
But this gallant act of self-devotedness was not without its terrible price.
5
They gave themselves an air of accomplishing an act of supreme devotedness.
6
Yours as entirely as is consistent with my devotedness to your brother.
7
Yet how unyielding, wonderful, was their disinterested devotedness to it, without exception!
8
But circumstances require me now to prove my devotedness in a different way.
9
And again they exclaimed at the spectacle of such noble devotedness.
10
He knows full well what their friendship and devotedness amount to.
11
Your own feeling for your father is clearly one of devotedness.
12
Nor did her devotedness to his cause, terminate with his ascension to heaven.
13
I was only guilty of too much devotedness to Rawdon's service.
14
But must not something of kindly condescension always blend with his admiring devotedness?
15
All these combinations miscarried through the devotedness of the Poles.
16
She had always dreamed of ending in this gentle way, amidst devotedness and caresses.
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