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Meanings of much dissatisfied in English
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Usage of much dissatisfied in English
1
I think, for instance, that our friend Fox looks very much dissatisfied.
2
This afternoon Herhor visited me; he was very much dissatisfied with the audience.
3
The Americans were much dissatisfied with the conduct of this gentleman.
4
The citizen Genet was much dissatisfied with these decisions of the American government.
5
Genet was much dissatisfied with these decisions of the American government.
6
He went away, much dissatisfied with himself and but little less with Vaudrey.
7
Beethoven was very much dissatisfied with the work even in the glow of composition.
8
Johnny was much dissatisfied with the poverty of these preparations for the rainy season.
9
Take him away, Praxinoa, and understand distinctly that I am much dissatisfied with you.
10
He was very much dissatisfied with his performance; and ready to curse his barren imagination.
11
With the performance of "Lohengrin" I am in parts still very much dissatisfied.
12
She is very much dissatisfied with the Brinkly establishment.
13
The Queen bound up their wounds as best she might, but Camoys was much dissatisfied.
14
Know first that this garrison is composed of nine hundred men, who are much dissatisfied.
15
Bonaparte, though much dissatisfied with the decision of the Senate, disguised his displeasure in ambiguous language.
16
He was very much dissatisfied with his share.
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