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Meanings of nearly famished in English
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Usage of nearly famished in English
1
When he had fairly begun he realized that he was nearly famished.
2
It was indeed a boon to us, for we all were nearly famished.
3
He had eaten nothing for three days, and was nearly famished.
4
They hoped to find some food, for they were nearly famished.
5
The men were by this time nearly famished for food.
6
But I waited for you, sir, and am nearly famished.
7
On one occasion, being nearly famished, they set their line, and lay watching it.
8
I was nearly famished, but did not dare eat until the company should be assembled.
9
I know you're nearly famished, but you must gradually accustom yourself to a proper diet.
10
I can see that you are nearly famished.
11
Here is supper, and I am nearly famished.
12
There was but, one muskrat alive, and that one seemed to be nearly famished to death.
13
He changed the five-dollar bill, buying a cheap but big dinner, for he was nearly famished.
14
They were half frozen, and nearly famished.
15
He withdrew, and in a short time a really appetizing breakfast was placed before the nearly famished girl.
16
Nelson was nearly famished; it was a delight to the lieutenant to watch the satisfying of such an appetite.
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