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Meanings of much dress in English
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Usage of much dress in English
1
Card and supper parties occurred every day, and required much dress.
2
How much dress and how much light can a woman bear?
3
There is too much dress parade about Christmas.
4
Though neither Mr. nor Mrs. Carter exactly said so, yet we gathered the idea that those were days of much dress and frivolity.
5
MARTHA, very much dressed up, struts across the stage past LVOFF and KOSICH.
6
The bridegroom was a round, well-fed, pot-bellied little man, very much dressed up.
7
Aunt Maria, to Maria's mind, was very much dressed-up that evening.
8
Only we can't do it this afternoon, because we're all too much dressed up.
9
But-butwill Gail Maddox be very much dressed?
10
I would consider myself very much dressed?
11
She was very much dressed-up, Maria thought.
12
There was a young woman standing outside, very much dressed up, and Grettir asked who she was.
13
At this place it was customary to appear much dressed; large hoops and high feathers were universally worn.
14
She was afraid that she was a little too much dressed up and a little too much undressed.
15
She used an eyeglass, came very much dressed, and always late, and entreated her companions to speak low.
16
His ideas of life had to do with motor cars and mansions, and with everybody very much dressed up.