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Meanings of much admiration in English
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Usage of much admiration in English
1
Our two donkeys caused as much admiration as the three white men.
2
She had seen her days of prosperity and undoubtedly enjoyed much admiration.
3
Talented beyond her years, her wit and beauty won her much admiration.
4
There is much admiration of the Duke of Edinburgh's common sense and intelligence.
5
The consul granted the request, with much admiration of his gallantry.
6
Gabriel looked at her with a little surprise and much admiration.
7
Which alone I beseech thee consider, how much admiration it deserveth.
8
When Dan and his dogs lined up there was much admiration openly expressed.
9
They laughed, too, and contemplated her knot of chestnut curls with much admiration.
10
Hamilton won little but additional reputation, much admiration, half resentful, and many enemies.
11
I want to tell you how much admiration I felt for your husband.
12
So, because I have so much admiration for what he's done, I was concerned.
13
The latter he plainly regarded with much admiration, and cared not to conceal it.
14
So much admiration for a man you have always claimed to hate and despise!
15
I could not pump up much admiration for this washstand; I was feeling too wet.
16
She had so much admiration for Dorothea, and her love for this character comes across.
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Much admiration through the time
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