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Meanings of much speech in English
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Usage of much speech in English
1
He made it quite clear that much speech was beneath his dignity.
2
And thus matters went on without much speech between the two men.
3
The joy of the thought has betrayed me into much speech.
4
Too much speech in man makes a bore; not enough a "stick."
5
There was much speech-making, but Andrew Jackson and the Whig leaders were equally praised.
6
He gave no particulars, for indeed, the duke is not given to much speech.
7
They did not appear to be given, to much speech.
8
With him Dr. Ewing hold much speech on Hospital-balcony.
9
Then he said to Palamon, It will not need much speech to gain thy consent!
10
Surely after so much speech-making and bill-posting the editors would accord them some recognition merely as news.
11
We have had too much speech-making here.
12
There can never be too much speech, unless you're trying to watch primetime television in a battleground state.
13
They walked on without much speech.
14
He felt as if much speech from him would only add to her excitement, and make her worse.
15
I pushed under the door a broad piece of gold, which proved more to the purpose than much speech.
16
Blessed is he that is born of a woman, that liveth but a few days: use not therefore much speech.
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