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Meanings of eventful in English
Usage of eventful in English
1
The unusually eventful months brought him both new controversy and unforeseen wealth.
2
On the morning of the eventful day I arrived in the place.
3
Preparations began at once for the eventful transaction in the throne room.
4
He was sleepy now; it had been a long and eventful day.
5
The following week was lived in the afterglow of that eventful Sunday.
6
It was an eventful day; nor was its conclusion the least so.
7
Mosimane hopes his team can quickly regroup after an eventful few days.
8
But 2002 has been a more eventful year for pensions than most.
9
The muse woke the muses, and the day grew bright and eventful.
10
They would be memorable years-aseventful as those that had come before.
11
The overthrow of the English was complete, and the victory most eventful.
12
His long pontificate is one of the most eventful in papal history.
13
The residence of Mr. Adams in Russia was during an eventful period.
14
There was no further alarm during the balance of that eventful night.
15
The journey was eventful, for the Germans repeatedly fired at the balloon.
16
The close of the eventful year of 1898 was near at hand.
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