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Meanings of hardly good in English
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Usage of hardly good in English
1
And her mother declared such sewing was hardly good enough for a feed-bag.
2
When all came to all, this was hardly good enough.
3
Just a few scraps really, hardly good for anything but holding a few broken bones.
4
It was an ugly story he unfolded, and it is hardly good to tell it.
5
He is of no religion nor good fashion; hardly good complexion, and most vile in condition.
6
You can't put him in the Woods and Forests; that is hardly good enough for Quoodle.
7
The softest lawn, the downiest, most delicate woollens, were hardly good enough to wrap her treasure.
8
This was hardly good enough for Captain Slocum.
9
Now, to say nothing of the origin of soul, this long-entertained belief is hardly good for anything.
10
If you know a person as well as Cat knew Gwendolen, an exact double is hardly good enough.
11
But it's hardly good government.
12
And that's hardly good news.
13
To be sure, I might pick off some stranger, and take my chance, but it is hardly good enough.
14
Well, if Providence comes forward and insists on taking charge of a man, it is hardly good manners to flout her.
15
I think it's hardly good enough, when you don't know whether you'll be in little pieces within the next ten minutes.
16
And anyway, it is hardly good manners to approach a saint closely and examine his halo to see whether it be genuine or not.
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Hardly good through the time
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