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Meanings of most unenviable in English
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Usage of most unenviable in English
1
The domestic chaplain, of all men living, held the most unenviable position.
2
A most unenviable condition, where no sort of comforts can be got.
3
The unhappy Elfric passed the night in a most unenviable frame of mind.
4
Evidence will be forthcoming which will put him in a most unenviable light.
5
This was the most unenviable of all media call-ups so far at this tournament.
6
Honor was certainly in a most unenviable frame of mind.
7
Dyott Street, which still exists, though cut in half, had a most unenviable reputation.
8
Those five minutes proved for her a most unenviable period.
9
A tiny species of fish can claim some of the most unenviable of all records.
10
The Queen expressed her sympathy for Lord Aberdeen, who was in a most unenviable position.
11
Left to himself on Nozdrev's departure, Chichikov felt in a most unenviable frame of mind.
12
Without gloves, and in summer clothes throughout, I quickly find myself in a most unenviable plight.
13
Simon Craft was in a most unenviable mood.
14
In a most unenviable position, I'd say.
15
They were in a most unenviable position.
16
Poverty and the eccentric evolutions of a marching regiment contributed to make his a most unenviable childhood.
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