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Meanings of most unpretending in English
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Usage of most unpretending in English
1
We were married, there, in Troy in the quietest and most unpretending manner.
2
It was a most unpretending structure, and was quite overshadowed by the R.C.
3
A most unpretending bow fastened his cravat of colored cambric.
4
The school rooms and appurtenances ought to be of the plainest and most unpretending description.
5
She was the most unpretending of human beings.
6
Certainly, he was one of the kindest, most amiable, and most unpretending gentlemen I ever met.
7
They all come here in the most unpretending way possible, and amuse themselves by fishing and bathing.
8
He comes like the lowly violet, the most unpretending, but welcomest of flowers, breathing the sweet promise of the early year.
9
A delicate, middle-aged woman, whose simplicity is undisturbed by the lavish praises of literary men, she leads the most unpretending of lives.
10
The rule of the St. Sulpice Company is to publish everything anonymously, and to write in the most unpretending and retiring style possible.
11
We here present a farm house of the simplest and most unpretending kind, suitable for a farm of twenty, fifty, or an hundred acres.
12
There were only two words printed on it, only "Lord Blandamer" in the most unpretending and simple characters, but their effect was magical.
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