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Meanings of less reticent in English

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Usage of less reticent in English
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People here are more intelligent and much less reticent than in Lajas.
Unknown Mexico, Volume 1 (of 2) / A Record of Five Years' Explor...
2
They are much less reticent in their methods than you English.
The Red Redmaynes
3
She is less schooled, less reticent, franker, more natural.
Simon the Jester
4
With Therry and Ser Bartimus he was less reticent.
A Dance with Dragons
5
So did Tony Lattimer, and he was a great deal less reticent about saying so.
Omnilingual
6
His grandmother had never mentioned her husband's name, but the Dartmouths had been less reticent.
What Dreams May Come
7
Republicans are increasingly less reticent than Democrats to describe the battle against Isis in religious terms.
The Guardian
8
He'd never seen two people any crazier in love or less reticent about public displays of affection.
Wrangling the redhead
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Others, looking from outside, are less reticent.
Reuters
10
But Mrs. Van Loo was less reticent.
The Three Partners
11
The Prussians were less reticent amongst themselves, loud in their own tongue as the instructions went around.
Black Powder War
12
Lady Maccon was far less reticent.
Heartless
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As the evening went on, the general grew more and more affable and, if possible, less and less reticent.
Greener Than You Think
14
And maybe-justmaybe-EdgewoodDirk would be less reticent to help...
The Black Unicorn
15
But it would have been better for your own sake if you had taken up a less reticent attitude.
The Lamp in the Desert
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Other MPs were less reticent.
The Guardian
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