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Meanings of much disgusted in English
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Usage of much disgusted in English
1
Of course, some of us get very much disgusted with the débutantes.
2
I turned away, quite as much disgusted as amused with this charlatanism.
3
You must be very much disgusted, for she is a beautiful woman.
4
Mr. Damon was, naturally, perhaps, much disgusted, and sold the affair cheap.
5
I, too, became, on account of it, much disgusted with my character.
6
Bayliss and Dodge when they heard the news, were much disgusted.
7
The latter had been much disgusted with himself for his complaisance the day before.
8
He seemed to be much disgusted at hearing no crackling as he folded it.
9
Though there are times when he is very much disgusted.
10
Rickie was too much disgusted with his wife to speak.
11
Although he found no fault and made no criticisms, Bonnet was very much disgusted.
12
Had to open it, the place was so plaguy dark, muttered Bob, much disgusted.
13
Howe was quite as much disgusted with the situation as any of the milder rebels.
14
The Goatherd was very much disgusted at this, and roundly abused them for their ingratitude.
15
He was so much disgusted over being compelled to walk that he was very fractious.
16
His whole manner showed that he was much disgusted.
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