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Meanings of different mould in English

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Usage of different mould in English
1
He moves on to a different mould, whose contents are bluish and sweet-smelling.
The crimson petal and the white
2
As if they were cast in a different mould from the very first.
Roden's Corner
3
The third seemed formed of a different mould and constitution from his brethren.
Lucretia — Volume 04
4
The men of her world had all been of a totally different mould.
The Obstacle Race
5
Why, Franky looks like a creature of a different mould from Willy Spratt.
Mrs. Day's Daughters
6
Happily their shout was heard by a man of different mould.
A Book of Golden Deeds
7
But his cousin is of a different mould, and ten times as dangerous.'
Lorna Doone: A Romance of Exmoor
8
All his habits of thought and action had been cast in a different mould.
The Life of William Ewart Gladstone, Vol. 1 (of 3) / 1809-1859
9
But Ilbert and he were made in a different mould.
Mary Gray
10
The man sitting opposite was cast in a different mould.
The Green Rust
11
Of course the good lady had anticipated a sea-captain of a far different mould.
Richard Carvel — Volume 05
12
He, waking apparently from thoughts of far different mould, said vaguely, Oh, did you?
Jude the Obscure
13
The incumbent appeared quite of a different mould from the former occupants of the hermitage.
Devereux — Volume 06
14
His son is a man of very different mould.
Jack Archer: A Tale of the Crimea
15
One of these, however, was of a different mould.
Three Years' War
16
His wife was cast in a different mould.
The Wife of his Youth and Other Stories of the Color Line, and S...
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