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Meanings of fresher in English
Usage of fresher in English
1
The air was pure and fresher; the mules and the travellers revived.
2
The like was not heard in the fresher days of the republic.
3
It will be good for you children to be in fresher air.
4
The air of the planet of the Lorens grew warmer and fresher.
5
Here, in the open above the water, the air was sensibly fresher.
6
Give me thine arm; let us forth and taste the fresher air.
7
Generally, the more pink the bone ends are, the fresher the chicken.
8
They always call on a fresher the first night in her room.
9
The air outside was colder, but fresher; he breathed it with relief.
10
We're fresher but we have to make sure we're not under prepared.
11
The fresher they are the longer time they will require for boiling.
12
The breeze came down fresher as they drove out through the Narrows.
13
Collections of arias from Handel oratorios don't come much fresher than this.
14
Everyone comments on our cleanness, we are a lot fresher, she added.
15
Finally she sighed, quickly put more and fresher food in his pouch.
16
He reciprocated her embrace warmly, in commendation of her fresher good looks.
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Fresher across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common