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Meanings of languid interest in English
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Usage of languid interest in English
1
I listened with languid interest until presently Mr. Winthrop's name was mentioned.
2
Hester consulted the letter with a manner denoting but languid interest.
3
He raised his old head with languid interest and nodded comprehension.
4
Ivy looked at her father with languid interest, and smiled a daughterly smile.
5
The languid interest he had taken in the different details of the crime vanished.
6
So the conversation see-sawed back and forth, with Red Payson listening in languid interest.
7
She spoke with languid interest in the fact he announced.
8
His conversation seemed to excite a general though languid interest.
9
Mrs. Weatherstone looked about her with a rather languid interest.
10
It is not a scrape pass; it is not decent mediocrity with a languid interest.
11
The powwow over business and politics had not been stirring even languid interest in her.
12
But nothing could rouse Ruth to more than a very languid interest in these delights.
13
Seating himself at an escritoire, Victor opened the envelope with a display of languid interest.
14
Percival, with very languid interest, glanced over the volume.
15
The others gazed at him with languid interest.
16
Don Mariano knew they could not climb the stockade, and he watched them with languid interest.
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