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Sybok came up to Hikaru, looking somewhat meeker than he had earlier.
2
An indifference as to roads and purposes makes one meeker, as it were.
3
Mr. Fox looked meeker than ever, and he was very humble and polite.
4
Such signal results might well make even a meeker nature proud.
5
He was a meeker man latterly than he used to be.
6
Joan, in Ashe's opinion, should have played a meeker and less active part.
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And for a woman is more meeker than a man, she weepeth sooner.
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Besides, being a little meeker could actually impact in an interesting way on romance!
9
That was why she always was meeker in office hours than out of them.
10
None that I ever heerd of unless it be to marry a meeker wife.
11
Yet here was this wonder-woman, trustful as a child and meeker than a milkmaid.
12
A meeker, more thoroughly chastened dog you could not find.
13
A meeker man might have remonstrated, implored, and wept; that was not in Roland's nature.
14
Perhaps her brow grew somewhat meeker, and her smile less bright, as the year rolled on.
15
She was meeker than her friend, and her great eyes shone as voluptuously but more modestly.
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He was meeker than a Federal Office-Holder.