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Meanings of great quickness in English
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Usage of great quickness in English
1
He had facility in speaking, great quickness of utterance, and energy of voice.
2
The latter reloaded with great quickness and fired again, bringing down his man.
3
She soon displayed a remarkable memory, and great quickness of apprehension.
4
He has an acute mind, great quickness of perception, and exceedingly good manners.
5
He touches a number of windows with great quickness as he moves rapidly along.
6
If this is not done with great quickness and care, many of the fishes escape.
7
A man of great quickness and of uncommon ability.
8
John caught at the idea with great quickness.
9
He disclaimed the possession of any great quickness of apprehension or wit, such as distinguished Huxley.
10
This is done with great quickness and certainty.
11
Simmons got through her task with great quickness.
12
A man with a frank open manner, and unshrinking look; withal a man of great quickness.
13
Friday showed great quickness in learning.
14
I have no great quickness of apprehension or wit which is so remarkable in some clever men, for instance, Huxley.
15
He had an eye of great quickness and vivacity, with a drollery and lurking waggery of expression that was irresistible.
16
He had great quickness of natural ability, and appears in the Analects as one of the most forward talkers among the disciples.
This collocation consists of:
Great quickness through the time
Great quickness across language varieties
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