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Meanings of less demonstrative in English
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Usage of less demonstrative in English
1
Of love it may be said, the less earthly the less demonstrative.
2
The douce, comfortable people of Ulster were less picturesque and less demonstrative.
3
Thus, before Jeanne, he made Micheline behave in a less demonstrative manner.
4
She was certainly less demonstrative, however, than a European would have been.
5
The welcome of the two other women was far less demonstrative.
6
The crowd was less demonstrative than is usual on such occasions.
7
They got under arms, and remained so until the enthusiasm became less demonstrative.
8
The Baroness thought she had never seen people less demonstrative.
9
The frog chorus in that Pennsylvania swamp, why had it not been less demonstrative?
10
Also, he was less demonstrative with the Mistress, than usual.
11
And love is stronger than faith, though much less demonstrative.
12
Later he became less demonstrative, save when he was angry.
13
Perhaps less cold than we are; but less demonstrative.
14
The Greek, less demonstrative, nevertheless knelt by Stampoff's side.
15
No girl could have been more staid and demure, less demonstrative and boastful about her love.
16
Titus was less demonstrative, but always remained devoted.
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