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Meanings of expatiate in English
Usage of expatiate in English
1
Then they began to expatiate with fresh enthusiasm on her unparalleled loveliness.
2
Their gaiety is not greater than their delicacy-butI will not expatiate.
3
Whereupon, vastly encouraged, Clyde proceeded to expatiate upon his own surpassing qualifications.
4
But why expatiate to a stranger on sorrow which must be secret?
5
How could I expatiate upon the benefits that would arise from both!
6
Nor need you expatiate to me upon the obduracy of the Aylett pride.
7
This led him to expatiate upon the necessity of national honor.
8
But this is not the place to expatiate upon the subject.
9
Scott went on to expatiate on the popular songs of Scotland.
10
I'll just briefly expatiate on how I ended up living alone.
11
This circumstance of vicinity he would expatiate on to me with peculiar emphasis.
12
Divines need not declaim, nor philosophers expatiate, on the disappointments of human life.
13
On both accounts, therefore, it was improper to expatiate upon it.
14
I desire to hear thee expatiate on this subject, O grandsire.
15
And no one asked you, sir, to expatiate on my face.
16
There is no need for George Eliot to expatiate on Mrs. Poyser's humor.
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