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Meanings of little twinge in English

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Usage of little twinge in English
1
One was a little twinge of resentment at her speaking in public.
Mary Ware's Promised Land
2
Mr. Toogood, as he said this, felt a little twinge of conscience.
The Last Chronicle of Barset
3
Still, I felt a little twinge of guilt at the half lie.
The Demon Lover
4
It gave him a little twinge, and some food for thought.
South Wind
5
Don't tell me that little twinge was you worrying about a dentist appointment.
Blue noon
6
Yes, a little twinge of jealousy had reared its ugly head.
The Killing Dance
7
But there's just that little twinge of doubt, you know?
Back on murder
8
She did not think it resentfully, though with an odd little twinge of disappointment.
The House of Toys
9
At that Bert had a little twinge of relief-hewould never meet Butteridge again.
The War in the Air
10
Horn-rims and hot dogs, don't be such a wimp about a little twinge, Reyn.
The brush-off: a hair-raising mystery
11
All at once, she felt a little twinge: Had Mike proposed to Hanna like this?
Vicious
12
Her gladness gave Carley a little twinge of conscience.
The Call of the Canyon
13
Her eyes smiled, but with the smile a little twinge of bitterness drew down her mouth.
The Heart of Rachael
14
I felt a little twinge inside my heart.
Guns will keep us together
15
That ugly little twinge came to me again.
Man and Maid
16
Her heart softened to this man, and her conscience gave her a little twinge of remorse.
Betty Zane
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United Kingdom
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United States of America
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