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Meanings of new lustre in English
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Usage of new lustre in English
1
They have added a new lustre to the annals of American womanhood.
2
Wealth takes the edge from affliction, and lends new lustre to happiness.
3
That ceremony will acquire a new lustre if done by your Holiness.
4
Such an attempt throws a new lustre over your nation.
5
Whenever they appear, the event becomes historic; what they do adds new lustre to life.
6
This principle hereby achieved a new lustre and gained the full authentication of the crown.
7
Every gem of this second section of Isaiah takes on a new lustre in this setting.
8
There was a new lustre in his eyes.
9
They add a new lustre to Old Piccadilly.
10
Her very tears became her, and her affliction seemed to add new lustre to her charms.
11
With this kiss I greet the hero whose exploits shall shed new lustre upon his princely house.
12
The Delmé family was an old Norman one, on whose antiquity a peerage could have conferred no new lustre.
13
Her dark eyes wandered about the room, and came back to his face again and shone with a new lustre.
14
The death damp was on his forehead; but his eye lighted up with new lustre as he drank the grateful beverage.
15
Even after an absence of a few hours, it dawned upon me with new lustre, like that of the rising day.
16
Hence the battlefields of the Revolution shall gain new lustre, while Austerlitz and Waterloo shall be dimmed by the lapse of ages.
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