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Meanings of great distinctness in English
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Usage of great distinctness in English
1
But he simply lifted his lovely lashes, and said with great distinctness:-
2
His mind surveyed, with great distinctness, the various suggested modes of relief.
3
The combination of music and movement brought up the scene with great distinctness.
4
His tone was hardly louder than a whisper, but spoken with great distinctness.
5
He read through the list-comprising some fifteen items-andpronounced the names with great distinctness.
6
He spoke in a low voice, but with great distinctness.
7
The clear starlight, unaided by the moon, enabled us to see with great distinctness.
8
So she rang twice; with great distinctness, and with a long pause between the rings.
9
It was striking in measured time, and the sound came across the water with great distinctness.
10
The plain black ink, which gives the written characters great distinctness, is the only fashionable medium.
11
He spoke slowly and impressively, choosing his words with care and enunciating them with great distinctness.
12
But two pictures were photographed with great distinctness.
13
And then Malcolm, with masculine brevity and great distinctness, retailed his impressions of the brother and sister.
14
He spoke slowly and with great distinctness.
15
This room I see with great distinctness.
16
The footsteps sounded with great distinctness.
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