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Meanings of more pleasurable in English

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Usage of more pleasurable in English
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Ms Dalley said it's a more pleasurable experience walking in less water.
Radio NZ
2
Never were lessons more kindly given, or received with more pleasurable surprise.
The Reminiscences of Sir Henry Hawkins (Baron Brampton)
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But, yes: there are frequencies that are more pleasurable than others.
The Guardian
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The quicker and deeper she went the more pleasurable it was.
Corpus of a Siam Mosquito
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One study also showed that modafinil made tasks seem more pleasurable.
The Guardian
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Bring something interesting with you to make your trip more pleasurable.
The South African
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Training for this assignment had been more pleasurable than she'd imagined.
Haunted
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One of the more pleasurable things about the novel is spotting his influences.
The Guardian
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It is, after all, a great deal more pleasurable to conquer than to rule.
Blood rites
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And there ain't a reason marriage should change any of life's more pleasurable pursuits.
Rakes and radishes
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They can't compete with Amazon, but they can offer a more pleasurable social experience.
The Guardian
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By this time most of the revelers had abandoned him for more pleasurable pursuits.
Doom of the Dragon
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Few Venetian experiences were more pleasurable than boarding vaporetto no.
Inferno
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Why she experienced more pleasurable feelings than usual, she did not pause to inquire.
Finger Posts on the Way of Life
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For me, dancing is so much more pleasurable than walking.
The Guardian
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Surely that would be a more pleasurable nicotine delivery system than these awful patches?
The Guardian
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