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Meanings of more formidable in English
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Usage of more formidable in English
1
In Italy the war, commenced by the Ligurians, grew daily more formidable.
2
There was a more formidable conflict of interests between Bulgaria and Greece.
3
She is far more formidable; but I want to try my strength.
4
At the lower end of the cut a more formidable barrier interposed.
5
The pen was therefore a more formidable political engine than the tongue.
6
Moreover, the dark menace of the blockade had assumed more formidable proportions.
7
The longer he fought, the more formidable he became as an adversary.
8
By now the Law and Order forces had become numerically more formidable.
9
He appeared more formidable than ever under the light of critical inspection.
10
At length we came to the side of a more formidable current.
11
The Irish rebellion thirteen years ago was a vastly more formidable affair.
12
Beneath it, thus lightly masked, stood the more formidable safe door itself.
13
Soon he was threatened by a new and yet more formidable danger.
14
But ability and courage have often triumphed against odds still more formidable.
15
But now we were faced with another and far more formidable danger.
16
Warriors present a more formidable appearance than did those of former ages.
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More formidable through the time
More formidable across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
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