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Meanings of more impassioned in English
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Usage of more impassioned in English
1
The meetings began to grow larger, more enthusiastic, more impassioned, every day.
2
The sun, the sea, houses, flowers, faces-uponthem all lay more impassioned hues.
3
Whatever of warmer and more impassioned sentiment was exchanged between them passed in notes.
4
The more I retreated to a cold distance the more impassioned Lady Dudley became.
5
He paid no regard to my request, but proceeded in a more impassioned manner.
6
This speech, more impassioned than the utterances of William III.
7
Some singers take it fast there-thinkit sounds more impassioned.
8
The more impassioned you are, the stronger it will be.
9
Believe me to be more impassioned, more ardent than ever.
10
Ms Fletcher, currently a councillor, made one of the more impassioned speeches of the day.
11
Here is a serenade of a more impassioned character (p. 99):-
12
Worldliness wars upon the sentiment of family, and I know of no strife more impassioned.
13
Again the singer stepped forward-theutmost silence prevailed-histones became more impassioned-they breathed of love.
14
She sounds more impassioned than she has in the whole time I've been with her.
15
Béranger was all the more a poet at this period, that he was more impassioned.
16
No mortal could have been more impassioned than Tommy.
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