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Meanings of own exploits in English

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Usage of own exploits in English
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More than his own exploits, though, Habana was pleased with the team.
Reuters
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The bubbly Blair said Ohno's accomplishments had drawn attention to her own exploits.
Reuters
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The serving-men all went home and told great stories of their own exploits.
The Saga of Grettir the Strong: Grettir's Saga
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He never wrote of himself or his own exploits.
Hero Tales from American History
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Bludd expected some of them to brag about their own exploits and tell their tall tales.
Paul of dune
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But, my dear Dick, your memory fails you, or your modesty makes you forget your own exploits.
Five Weeks in a Balloon / Or, Journeys and Discoveries in Africa...
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As for De Craye, Willoughby recollected his own exploits too proudly to put his trust in a man.
The Egoist: A Comedy in Narrative
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Who, unless promptly suppressed, will turn the conversation into a monologue relating to his own exploits and opinions.
The Ways of Men
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The surname of Africanus, which he had inherited by adoption, had now been acquired by his own exploits.
A Smaller History of Rome
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The champion, finding himself so smartly handled, changed his battery, and began to expatiate on his own exploits.
The Adventures of Roderick Random
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During the daylight hours, when he couldn't venture outside, Mulch busied himself writing the screenplay of his own exploits.
Artemis Fowl: the Arctic incident
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In regard to women, as to his own exploits, seen in the light of memory, Smith possessed a creative imagination.
The Complete Writings of Charles Dudley Warner — Volume 3
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I switched Dawson off the subject of Madame Gilbert, and directed his mind towards the contemplation of his own exploits.
The Lost Naval Papers
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A wager was a common enough explanation for our own exploits, but it seemed an original reason for taking notes.
An Inland Voyage
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Footnote 13: The regicide, Colonel Hutchinson's, fame rests more on his wife's commemoration of him than on his own exploits.
The Letters of Queen Victoria : A Selection from Her Majesty's C...
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We know that it always is, or should be, embarrassing to a hero to recite the history of his own exploits.
Parkhurst Boys, and Other Stories of School Life
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