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Meanings of drank copiously in English
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Usage of drank copiously in English
1
They came; they admired the angelito; they drank copiously in its honour.
2
He drank copiously of rum-and-water with a piece of butter in it.
3
The third floor front wasted no time in speech, but ate and drank copiously.
4
She drank copiously of it, smacked her lips and said:
5
Toglet drank copiously, as if to drown out the memory of what had occurred.
6
I scarcely touched it, but he drank copiously, and before eleven I left him incoherent.
7
He drank copiously and filled himself up with potatoes.
8
He drank copiously and with fierce obstinacy.
9
Again he drank copiously from the bottle.
10
We gave it to him, and he drank copiously, until we would let him have no more indeed.
11
He helped himself largely, drank copiously, without diluting too much with water, but still said never a word.
12
I approached the torrent, and not only drank copiously, but laved my head, neck, and arms, in this delicious element.
13
In fact, the Baron never ceased talking the whole dinner, except when he refreshed himself with wine, which he drank copiously.
14
The Piper went to the well, near the kitchen door, and drank copiously of the cool, clear water from his silver cup.
15
I drank copiously of a non-alcoholic chemical liquor and warmed on the heater and partook of some nitrogenous and some starchy porridges.
16
Matthew picked up his own bucket of water, which Green had recently filled from a larger container, and he drank copiously from it.
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