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Meanings of most exquisite in English
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Usage of most exquisite in English
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The salons had resumed the most exquisite traditions of courtesy and elegance.
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The situation seemed to me of the most exquisite and appropriate impossibility.
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The witticisms of our host were marked by the most exquisite refinement.
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For former newspaper the Daily Telegraph, Johnson is its most exquisite embodiment.
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The vases, urns, and ornaments were all of the most exquisite workmanship.
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He chose his words always with the most exquisite and precise care.
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On a couch the most exquisite form of a woman lay sleeping.
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WINIFRED: Surely there were passages of a distinct and most exquisite pathos.
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Yearning is one of the most exquisite types of agony there is.
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He taught all, by his example, the most exquisite courtesy to women.
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To see her was the most exquisite agony in the world.
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Her languishing air had more charms in it than the most exquisite beauty.
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He was the most exquisite humorist I have ever known in my life.
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These remains are often in the most exquisite state of preservation.
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It is the most excruciating of instruments, the violin, or the most exquisite.
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If not, you have missed one of the most exquisite joys in life.
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Most exquisite through the time
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United Kingdom
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United States of America
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