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Meanings of full vent in English
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Usage of full vent in English
1
The hate burning within, these months and years, finds its full vent.
2
Once alone with me who am nobody, her joy had full vent.
3
Words and exclamations, however, could not give full vent to his agitation.
4
Isabella did not attempt it; but permitted the burst of agony full vent.
5
Monnica's tenderness was restrained; in him it was given full vent and exaggerated.
6
Thinking he was addressing Ryuji, he allowed his anger full vent.
7
Here it was safe to give full vent to their chagrin and disappointment.
8
Only in such a sanctuary could they give full vent to their obfuscating rhetoric.
9
Blucher was greatly inclined to give full vent to his justly roused rage against Paris.
10
Giving his imagination full vent the writer says:
11
Then I gave full vent to my despair.
12
It was better, the doctor said, that the first paroxysm of grief should have full vent.
13
When he had made an end of reading,-forthe season,-helet his passion have full vent.
14
And together, choking with laughter, they hurried into the barn and gave full vent to their feelings.
15
Now at last the long pent-up flood of observation upon human character and human characteristics found full vent.
16
His wrath gave itself full vent.
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