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Meanings of great civility in English
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Usage of great civility in English
1
He behaves with great civility; it is very improbable; but who knows?
2
I went accordingly on shore immediately, and was received with great civility.
3
There he struck a light, and, with great civility, tendered an explanation.
4
Lady Caroline and Mr. Adair received their visitor with great civility.
5
We left Combermere, where we have been treated with great civility.
6
And they listened to him with great civility and attention.
7
Sir Harry received me with great civility, and even affection.
8
The natives are well looking and strong made, and treated me always with great civility.
9
The Committee seemed well pleased with what I spoke, and dismissed me with great civility.
10
This gentleman was received at Versailles with great civility.
11
Drink was strong in Maurice's head, and out he chanted in return for her great civility.
12
We were received by Mrs. Beaumont with great civility, and by Lord Orville with something more.
13
I was received on shore with great civility and friendship by the governor or Opperhoost M. Ant.
14
With him I went to pay my respects to the governor-general who received me with great civility.
15
They are remarkably cheerful and friendly amongst each other, and always behaved with great civility to us.
16
Sir Arthur received me with great civility.
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