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Meanings of felt unspeakably in English

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Usage of felt unspeakably in English
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Within an hour-within half of it- Iwasashamed of myself-and felt unspeakably ridiculous.
Mark Twain's Letters — Volume 5 (1901-1906)
2
She felt unspeakably far away now, from the small, snug domain of home.
The Getting of Wisdom
3
I felt unspeakably happy too, that I had found a friend that could understand.
Daisy
4
He had dreaded searching questions, and felt unspeakably relieved.
The Centaur
5
But when Preston followed him, she felt unspeakably shocked.
Melbourne House, Volume 2
6
The Princess told she fell on her knees before him and felt unspeakably happy.]
Frederick Chopin, as a Man and Musician — Volume 2
7
I felt unspeakably angry and self-reproachful when I saw that my face had told him all.
Guy Livingstone; or, 'Thorough'
8
She felt unspeakably small and helpless.
Greatheart
9
Antonia felt unspeakably grateful to him.
Remember the Alamo
10
When they were at last driving through the streets of Banbridge, she felt unspeakably proud, and also a little defiant.
The Debtor: A Novel
11
He felt unspeakably happy.
The Precipice
12
The moment that he spoke to her she knew that he recognised her for a lady, and for this she felt unspeakably glad and grateful.
The Nebuly Coat
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Felt unspeakably across language varieties
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