Spanish
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The breeziness of the dialogue exchanges possess an agreeable casualness; the no-b.s.
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Looking at him the first time, I expected a certain breeziness.
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There was a satisfaction in his largeness, his commonsense, his breeziness.
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His all pervading breeziness affected her much as it had Allison.
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Nevertheless his usual breeziness of manner had not altogether deserted him.
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He had certainly shown courage and had done his deed with jauntiness.
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She spoke with an effort at jauntiness after Merton had greeted her.
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Friends and well-wishers took the jauntiness all out of him in no time.
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There is an indescribable jauntiness about him apparent in every word and gesture.
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Still jauntily-Rose-Marierealized that jauntiness was his keynote-theyoung man entered the room.
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There was not a trace of his old jauntiness and display.
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How the jauntiness of his brightly striped scarf pierces the heart!
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His accent took a little from the jauntiness of Katharine's bearing.
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The driver accepted this humiliating accident with a certain jauntiness.
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The assurance and jauntiness which generally marked his demeanour and dress were, however, wanting.
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The very jauntiness of his stride was as a red rag to the captain.
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For the moment all the jauntiness and exuberance had been drained out of him.
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She walked on with a new jauntiness in her stride.
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But inside the building he lost some of his jauntiness.
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With assumed jauntiness he strolled from the outlaws' den and safely reached the street.
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His jauntiness was oppressive, dominated as it was by those perturbed and hungry eyes.
