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Meanings of imparting in English
Catalan
impartició Usage of imparting in English
1
Was he threatening her directly, or merely imparting a threat from others?
2
He had the happy gift of imparting a wealth of useless information.
3
Because many human endeavors are complex, imparting intelligence to machines was slow.
4
He fully plans on imparting to Ahlers the gravity of his fabrications.
5
Instead of imparting a clear idea, a very erroneous one was conveyed.
6
Ged shrugged, and he grinned with pleasure at imparting what he knew.
7
He thought he could feel it imparting strength to his exhausted form.
8
His manner of imparting information, is thoughtful, and appropriate to the scene.
9
Cheerfulness is an excellent working quality, imparting great elasticity to the character.
10
He leaned close and lowered his voice as if imparting a secret.
11
I'm here for the sole purpose of imparting class to the hotel.
12
Our knees touching, she lowered her voice as if imparting a conspiracy.
13
By imparting instruction unto these, a Brahmana does not incur any fault.
14
The mirth of Addison is genial, imparting a mild glow of thought.
15
His legs were stiff, imparting a halting, jerky motion to his gait.
16
His voice is serious, as if he is imparting great wisdom.
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United Kingdom
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