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Meanings of more needful in English
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Usage of more needful in English
1
Nevertheless, to abide in the flesh is more needful for you.'
2
But there are other thoughts still more needful which suggest themselves.
3
All the more needful that the time of enforced leisure should be given to preparation.
4
There were probably others more needful of his skills.
5
It was all the more needful, then, that Julian should put his duty before him.
6
No monster he; just a whey-faced apology for a man more needful of pity than awe.
7
It's more elegant, more needful of reaching maturity.
8
It is the more needful that I should have one whom I can trust to advise me.
9
Taken singly, these sayings are grand; united, they suggest thoughts needed always, never more needful than to-day.
10
Never was there a more needful Intercession.
11
He had found his presence everywhere more needful, that he might be so much less at home.
12
There is no one of the commandments which it is more needful to preach in England than this.
13
Drummer's crying was louder, more needful.
14
Ulf said, "Shoot another way, king, where it is more needful: my work is thy gain."
15
After all, literacy is more needful to most publishers than automatic practicality, because it is so very much rarer.
16
It was the more needful, as it would be a personal proceeding, that I should be sure of the facts.
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