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Meanings of more comely in English
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Usage of more comely in English
1
One would go miles to find two more comely maids than these.
2
That these even sell the more comely of their womenfolk for gain.
3
No more comely three year old ever took the Santa Fé trail.
4
The wife of the one is more comely than the other's; (2.)
5
I should prefer a more comely form, though, than this which I now wear.
6
Younger and more comely was his own mother Astrid than this much exalted queen.
7
And he thought he had never seen a maiden fairer or more comely than she.
8
He was a tall man, and something more comely at a distance than at hand.
9
Her hair floats out and has the look of weed, more comely when it's drowned.
10
A vital gash with a claymore confers a bloodier but a more comely and natural end.
11
Mrs. Dale had come through the doorway, and his whole face brightened, softened, grew more comely.
12
He doubted that a woman more comely than Rachel Howarth had ever set foot in Fount Royal.
13
Seldom have I seen more comely females.
14
Never was seen a more comely knight.
15
Shapely were they of body, bright of visage, taller and more comely than any youth he knew.
16
Shall I come to you in a more comely shape to convince you that I speak the truth?
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