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Meanings of fashioned ideas in English

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Usage of fashioned ideas in English
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My father's old- fashioned ideas were the rock upon which we invariably split.
To-morrow?
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That's why you're so sweet Smith with all these old fashioned ideas.
A singular man
3
She was not in sympathy with what she called new- fashioned ideas.
Who Cares? A Story of Adolescence
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I suppose you have the oddest old- fashioned ideas of such people.
New Grub Street
5
He cursed the old- fashioned ideas which had enchained her free and vivacious spirit.
The Precipice
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The latter seemed to have been an English woman with rather old- fashioned ideas.
Nan Sherwood at Rose Ranch; Or, The Old Mexican's Treasure
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I suppose you have some strange old- fashioned ideas about woman's role and status.
Immortality Inc.
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We are foolish enough still to cling to these old- fashioned ideas.
The Deserted Woman
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The old fashioned ideas, thank goodness, do not hold any longer amongst us.
The Yellow Crayon
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Rage smiled at Mrs. Johnson's old- fashioned ideas about men and women and shrugged.
Winter door
11
My old- fashioned ideas don't allow me to apply that epithet to young women!
The Case of Richard Meynell
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I realize I must concede something of my old- fashioned ideas to the modern spirit.
The Price She Paid
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Garry had ridiculed his old- fashioned ideas and had advised him to let himself go.
Peter: A Novel of Which He is Not the Hero
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My mother has old- fashioned ideas, and I would hate to pain the poor dear lady.
Halcyone
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God knows I'm not in love with old- fashioned ideas.
The Judge
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And I suppose I do love Daniel, but he has distinctly old- fashioned ideas about marriage.
Tell me, pretty maiden
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