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Meanings of feel unreasonably in English

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Usage of feel unreasonably in English
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The girl often asked herself in these days why she should begin to feel unreasonably hopeful and lighter hearted.
Jewel: A Chapter in Her Life
2
Phillotson's suit was not exactly prospering, evidently; and Jude felt unreasonably glad.
Jude the Obscure
3
It was a good idea, and yet Penelope felt unreasonably disappointed.
In for a penny
4
He felt unreasonably like taking Miss Judith across his knee and spanking her.
Judith of Blue Lake Ranch
5
She had even felt unreasonably irritable because Kate had so quickly overcome her prejudices.
The Right Knock / A Story
6
But I felt unreasonably restricted, restrictive regulatory principles, essentially keeping people out of the dialogue.
The new yorker
7
The juice carton felt unreasonably heavy in her fingers.
Heart of stone
8
The boy's words brought delicious relief, and then, all at once, she felt unreasonably angry.
What Timmy Did
9
He smiled for a moment, and Pamela felt unreasonably annoyed at the twinkle in his eyes.
The Pawns Count
10
Somehow she felt unreasonably nervous, but the strain of the night's excitement might account for that.
The Motor Girls Through New England; or, Held by the Gypsies
11
He only knew that he, too, felt unreasonably bitter against Allison for his burst of mirth.
Then I'll Come Back to You
12
She felt unreasonably glad he was there.
The Descent
13
He moved away abruptly, feeling unreasonably mortified.
The End of Her Honeymoon
14
His entire body felt unreasonably cold.
Ghost Story
15
I suddenly felt unreasonably heavy again.
Altered carbon
16
A strange light was in his eyes, and Borenson felt unreasonably that he knew the man from somewhere.
The Lair of Bones