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Meanings of great gravity in English
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Usage of great gravity in English
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Being pressed for an answer, Willy stroked his moustache with great gravity.
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Yet the overall impression she took from him was one of great gravity.
3
Her eyes danced with merriment, but she answered with great gravity:
4
He is a big, slow-moving man of great gravity and solidity.
5
Daniel, flattered by Artyom's words, leaned over the table and said, with great gravity:
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Julianna laid her long spoon upon the table and stood up with great gravity.
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The Colonel received his remarks with great gravity, and thought him an instructive personage.
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I haven't slept six hours for three weeks. This was said with great gravity.
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The lawyer with great gravity delivered himself as follows:-
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Upon which, pulling up his horses, and turning round with great gravity, the coachman said:
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Upon which, pulling up his horses, and turning around with great gravity, the coachman said:
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Sir Thomas said grace with great gravity and signed himself reverently before he sat down.
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Senor Ruiz here smiled affably, to show his comprehension; and added slowly, with great gravity,-
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Then every college boy in the house arose and bowed with great gravity toward the box.
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Winsome had been grave with a great gravity.
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Thus saying, he crammed the whole into his mouth, and with great gravity dismissed the court.
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