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Meanings of more startling in English
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Usage of more startling in English
1
Other authors, of course, have more startling ways of grabbing our attention.
2
The intelligence seemed more startling and less gratifying than Stephen had expected.
3
But the little office holds one of Japan's more startling banking secrets.
4
The effect on the diplomatic table was even more startling than upon Montenegro.
5
The likeness between her and the pike-like gentleman grew more startling every moment.
6
The history of Hindu belief presents testimony of a still more startling nature.
7
Then the echoes came back with more startling and terrifying proximity.
8
But this was a much more startling plunge into the past.
9
The elder devils then proceeded to inflict even more startling punishments.
10
Even more startling was that he'd never thought of that before.
11
You'll find more startling dystopias in the average Ken Loach film.
12
When taken by shorter periods, the argument is still more startling.
13
No more startling contrast to a system of sullen satellites could be imagined.
14
This girl was even more startling up close than she was from afar.
15
I knew him.... Take care of yourself, or something more startling may happen.
16
Max's flashlight beam slices the dark, making the surrounding blackness even more startling.
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United Kingdom
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Ireland
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United States of America
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