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Meanings of feeling unaccountably in English

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Usage of feeling unaccountably in English
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Seth sat across from Ben at Kylie's kitchen table, feeling unaccountably nervous.
Marrying the playboy doctor
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Jack Benson leaned against the edge of the opposite berth, feeling unaccountably drowsy.
The Submarine Boys and the Middies / Or, the Prize Detail at Ann...
3
He hurried away, and Lewis, feeling unaccountably tired, sat down on a divan.
Through stained glass / A Novel
4
It wasn't like this was a social situation, anyway, she thought, feeling unaccountably defensive.
Table for five
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I am feeling unaccountably weary though very, very happy.
The Alchemist's Secret
6
Bovyne, though feeling unaccountably ill and irritable, was delighted.
Crowded Out! and Other Sketches
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Corliss came back to his companion, feeling unaccountably good and marvelling at what he had done.
A Daughter of the Snows
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But I always left the incubation room feeling unaccountably upset, with a vague, disquieting sense of vertigo.
The Guardian
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She was feeling unaccountably happy and light-hearted.
The Lamp of Fate
10
Since you seem to be feeling unaccountably weak in the knees, let's see if we can brace them a little.
A Daughter of the Land
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Kylie swiped her damp palms on the sides of her pants, feeling unaccountably nervous about her scheduled meeting with Seth Taylor.
Marrying the playboy doctor
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Now that he was on his way to her, his stronger feeling unaccountably changed to a mood that was playful and tender.
Youth and the Bright Medusa
13
She herself was feeling unaccountably happy in those days, as though somewhere deep down in her heart a bird had begun to sing.
The Way of an Eagle
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It came to Richard then that Hammersmith had known Door as a small child, and he found himself feeling unaccountably jealous of the huge man.
Neverwhere
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Feeling unaccountably tired and weak, she went on unsteady legs to the door.
Geomancer (Well of Echoes)
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Feeling unaccountably abashed by the tears of this strange lad, the climbers quietly withdrew.
Odd John
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Feeling unaccountably across language varieties
United Kingdom
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