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Meanings of more distressed in English

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Usage of more distressed in English
1
The darkness was steadily growing, the people becoming more and more distressed.
A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court
2
When we attend, the parents are usually more distressed than the child.
News.com.au
3
And ever as they mounted she became more spirited, he more distressed.
Absalom's Hair
4
Her voice had struck him with pain; her countenance still more distressed him.
Tancred; Or, The New Crusade
5
Cathleen became even more distressed at the way Merril ignored Ruth.
Escape
6
She looked even more distressed than when she left the room.
The Allen House; Or, Twenty Years Ago and Now
7
He was really far more distressed than was the thief herself.
The Story of General Gordon
8
After a couple of seconds, Davey emerged, more distressed than ever.
The hellfire club
9
He certainly, however, looked more distressed than any of the party.
The Mate of the "Lily"; Or, Notes from Harry Musgrave's Log Book
10
But it seemed to make her more distressed, so I stopped.
Tell me, pretty maiden
11
My uncle, they say, is more distressed by this affair than you are.
File No. 113
12
I'm told. Ghort sounded more distressed about the wine than the trapped Bruglioni.
Surrender to the will of the night
13
He was more distressed than she realized, and he killed himself soon after.
Report for Murder
14
Results: Females and patients who underwent radiotherapy were more distressed.
Pubmed
15
Padrick Salton was probably going back to base more distressed than he'd left it.
Jacinto's Remnant
16
Hence the besiegers were more distressed than the people of Martinengo whom they besieged.
History of Florence and of the Affairs of Italy / From the Earli...
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United States of America
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