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Meanings of inexplicable sense in English

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Usage of inexplicable sense in English
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Fighting a strange, inexplicable sense of loss, she resumed her search for Grace.
Faith
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An inexplicable sense of foreboding brought him back to the present.
Don't Cry Tai Lake
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He felt a sickening and to him inexplicable sense of defeat and disgrace.
Susan Lenox: Her Fall and Rise
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It was as if we'd just met but shared an inexplicable sense of familiarity.
The one-week job project: one man, one year, 52 jobs
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Dirty, ragged imp as she was, that strange inexplicable sense of kinship stirred within him.
An Australian Lassie
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Whenever General Washio spoke to her, Tokiko could not help feeling conscious of this inexplicable sense of guilt.
Japanese Tales of Mystery & Imagination
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Even then, early in the meal, I had this inexplicable sense that I might never see her again.
Medium raw: a bloody valentine to the world of food and the peop...
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But this time, with an inexplicable sense of fear, he picked it up and read it at once.
Still Jim
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She seemed to be waiting for a question, but I kept silence, filled with an inexplicable sense of embarrassment.
A Hero of Our Time
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The young man stood still until she had disappeared, smitten by an inexplicable sense of the fatality of that meeting.
The Mayor of Warwick
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He felt again the perfume of her hair and the radiant freshness of her womanhood, with its inexplicable sense of spring-time.
The Parts Men Play
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She sat again, but a sudden, an inexplicable sense of wanting to plunge from the height of the balcony seized her.
Star-Dust: A Story of an American Girl
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Kassad felt an inexplicable sense of déjà vu as he put an energy bolt through the man's left eye from five meters away.
The Hyperion Cantos
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Maurice trembled at the sight of her beauty; he reddened at the consciousness of her dress; over him came some inexplicable sense of fear.
The Puritans
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She saw him off from the gate, and then went back into the house, still with that inexplicable sense of oppression weighing her down.
Rosa Mundi and Other Stories
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Compassion began to stir in their bosoms, and with it an inexplicable sense of shame, which soon threw any power of compassion into the background.
Sandra Belloni — Volume 7
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