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Meanings of more readable in English

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Usage of more readable in English
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This fantastical account is much more readable than the former bare narration.
The Complete Writings of Charles Dudley Warner — Volume 3
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With each step, the face of the second guard became more readable.
Last Blood
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Rook's face, so much more readable without the beard, drew into itself.
Raging Heat
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Ingersol was more readable, snappy, witty, hitting the Bible in a fearless way.
Dorian
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Using K2pdfopt, you can reformat pdfs to be more readable on your Kindle.
Wired
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It probably makes it more readable than an historical political book about women ministers.
The Irish Times
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A few minor changes will make the code more readable.
Learning the bash shell, 3rd edition
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You have made it much more readable by your rearrangement.
The Americanization of Edward Bok / The Autobiography of a Dutch...
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Maus now comes in a more readable two-volume novel format.
The Irish Times
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And his Latin was all the more readable because it was not classical or idiomatic.
Milton
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But hitherto they had only been names to him-somethingto make the paper more readable.
The Grell Mystery
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They could be refactored to be more readable.
Wired
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There is no doubt that judicious omissions might have made these pages more readable and more amusing.
Correspondence of Wagner and Liszt — Volume 1
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Click one button and it will become instantly more readable, thanks to an aptly-named JavaScript utility called Readability.
Wired
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Attribution makes the text more readable.
Christmas / Its Origin, Celebration and Significance as Related ...
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Smith-Dorrien, 400-410, Hamilton, 59-79, and Maurice, 113-14, are more readable.
The guns of august
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