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Meanings of more effusive in English

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Usage of more effusive in English
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Ryan was a bit more effusive about what Cahill has added to the squad.
News.com.au
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His welcome of Francesco was more effusive than its wont.
Love-at-Arms / Being a Narrative Excerpted from the Chronicles o...
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The glossy brochure for Beaupark was more effusive than most.
The Irish Times
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The AMDW not only didn't pick up on the tone, he got more effusive.
Naked Heat
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Carver let him burble on, his silence only making Malgrave all the more effusive.
The accident man
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His wife Karen, from a family of Spurs fans, is more effusive: It's inspirational really.
The Guardian
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The latter was far more effusive in her greeting of Francis than Giulia had been.
The Lion of Saint Mark: A Story of Venice in the Fourteenth Cent...
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His West Ham counterpart David Moyes was more effusive in his praise of Klopp's side.
Reuters
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If she had been a rocket scientist, the welcome could not have been more effusive.
The Irish Times
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Reds manager Bryan Price was more effusive about Hamilton.
Reuters
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His Galwegian counterpart George Hook was understandably more effusive.
The Irish Times
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In fact, if anything, commenters moved the other way, becoming more and more effusive in their praise.
The Guardian
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Holly, the hotel manageress, is more effusive.
The Guardian
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Georgie Kirkbank was more effusive, more lengthy.
Phantom Fortune, a Novel
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Ed Thompson is even more effusive.
News.com.au
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Nothing, however, could have been more gracious than Kitty's reception of him, or more effusive than his response.
The Marriage of William Ashe
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