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Meanings of most infernal in English
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Usage of most infernal in English
1
The Duchess has thrown me over in the most infernal way.
2
Last night was certainly the most infernal night I ever passed, never slept.
3
The world has told most infernal lies to this man about his wife.
4
They were hunted, seized, tortured, shot, hanged, destroyed, in the most infernal manner.
5
But you have the most infernal way of saying insolent things!
6
Fauville's own teeth: a plot and the most infernal of all!
7
It is the most infernal business; I do not know what I shall do.
8
The whole thing was the most infernal muddle and mistake.
9
We were in our trenches at dawn when suddenly a most infernal din commenced.
10
You see the baby makes a most infernal noise as it is with a--
11
I said, "You made a most infernal noise, old chap, you know."
12
Warranting is the most infernal device ever brought out to make men mean and dishonest.
13
Then be kind enough to tell him from me that he is a most infernal blackguard.
14
I have been worried to death-surroundedby rogues and liars-thevictim of a most infernal conspiracy.'
15
But a most infernal letter from Glyn-most insolent.
16
The whole thing was the most infernal nonsense.
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