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Meanings of jejuneness in English
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Examples for "tameness"
Examples for "tameness"
1
If in his rural designs there is sameness and tameness; if often
2
An innate tameness was the key characteristic that allowed domestication to develop.
3
So in spite of its apparent tameness the land held a mystery.
4
The turgidity and luxuriance of art gradually passed into tameness and poverty.
5
I have encouraged virulence by my tameness.-Yettame I will still be.
1
Slowly, it becomes apparent that this is going to be an exercise in world-class vapidity.
2
Its pettiness, its routine, its vapidity, its gossip, all oppress one like a hideous nightmare.
3
Despite the posturing of vapidity, Siobhan was clever.
4
The eminent criminal novel is taken as a tonic by minds satiated with the vapidity of fashionable fiction.
5
The authoritative vapidity of this reacted with Dixon's general feeling of peevish regret and made him begin to talk fast.
1
Even as she spoke, Olive realized the vapidness of her words and was ashamed of them.
Usage of jejuneness in English
1
If a reader new to the classics opened Thucydides, his first impression would probably be one of jejuneness, of baldness.
2
But if they were crude, they were shrewd-orso she thought them; and the jejuneness was, to her mind, chiefly in the dressing of them.
Jejuneness through the time