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Meanings of indeed most in English
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Usage of indeed most in English
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The emperor was indeed most seriously in love with Mademoiselle de Montijo.
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Many, indeed most, of them are poor and sustain themselves with difficulty.
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Each had indeed most honorably earned the gratitude of the other.
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The Gudabirsi, and indeed most of the Somal, sit loosely upon their horses.
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The pictures he painted of his army were indeed most dismal.
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The common sense of that process is indeed most mysteriously misunderstood.
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He is indeed most keenly sensible of the favour which bestowed them all.
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To uproot these senseless and monstrous practices was indeed most difficult.
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You are indeed most welcome to take as many as you can employ.
10
Suppose-asis indeed most likely-thatit were a countryman that bought the place?
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The history of such an institution is indeed most natural.
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But this party was indeed most formidable; it united all.
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No questions were asked them; indeed most of their companions appeared to be asleep.
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The position of the Bank directors is indeed most singular.
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The language of the National Guard is indeed most warlike.
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It's worth remembering that many cycling greats - indeed most -have been dopers.
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Indeed most through the time
Indeed most across language varieties
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