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Meanings of peculiarly vulnerable in English
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Usage of peculiarly vulnerable in English
1
We, your leaders, are in a peculiarly vulnerable position.
2
The Joe Ellises of the world were peculiarly vulnerable.
3
These beginnings of human culture were, however, peculiarly vulnerable to invading hosts of later comers.
4
Armed at all points that did not involve her personal interests, there was she peculiarly vulnerable.
5
Maryland, which are peculiarly vulnerable on their eastern
6
Signal-wires are peculiarly vulnerable to shrapnel.
7
There, in the silent water, with the sense of sound completely removed, he'd felt peculiarly vulnerable, like a deaf person standing on a road.
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But as time went on, he recognized more and more that she had come into his life at a moment when he was peculiarly vulnerable.