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Meanings of loathly in English
Usage of loathly in English
1
These insects were of an immense size, and of a loathly aspect.
2
Ad is a loathly little word, but we must come to it.
3
The next moment the loathly vehicle was seen coming along the Old Bailey.
4
She was unconscious of the loathly business the Colonel was transacting.
5
I am the breathing impersonation of that loathly thing, I believe.
6
If so, the creature must have been a right loathly monster.
7
With that she kissed the loathly demon full on the lips, and left him.
8
And perhaps not one a day deserved death so much as that loathly fellow.
9
She flung out her hands as if pushing some loathly, invisible thing from her.
10
Hear, all of you loathly horrors, you lurking terrors-makeway.
11
But perhaps Frank might be won from his loathly practice.
12
Kundry, the loathly damsel and siren, has her prototypes in classic fable and romantic tale.
13
I hoped she would have escaped the polluting touch of those loathly attendants on the dead-cart.
14
A sick disgust clutched at Rose as she watched-anutter revulsion from the whole loathly business.
15
It was a raging torrent of whirlpools, they said, full of poisonous serpents and loathly monsters.
16
All this time, Sherkan was watching them and laughing at the loathly favour of the old woman.
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