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Meanings of more awful in English
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Usage of more awful in English
1
They seem nearer to you than in Europe; larger and more awful.
2
Ye are more awful as a fear in their bosoms than Allah.
3
At the same moment I became aware of a more awful presence.
4
She has killed her conscience, Viva; there is no murder more awful.
5
There is nothing more awful than the speed with which fire travels.
6
The burning wreck now wore a new, and still more awful appearance.
7
It is impossible to conceive of more awful inhuman injustice than this.
8
The ominous shadow fell upon them, still more awful from its suddenness.
9
There aristocracy is far more awful, because it is far more intellectual.
10
Shuddering, she drew slowly nearer, her eyes more awful than his own.
11
She doesn't know which is more awful -hissinging or his French.
12
That is a more awful parallel between 'eternal punishment' and 'eternal life.'
13
His next words were calmly spoken; deliberate passionless; the more awful for that.
14
But the Spanish duenna still survives in the family-themore awful because invisible.
15
Perhaps the result is to be death; perhaps a fate more awful still.
16
Its presence had been awful; its departure was more awful still.
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More awful through the time
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