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Meanings of perfect likeness in English
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Usage of perfect likeness in English
1
One familiar face struck her,- amostperfect likeness of Maurice,-itwas unmistakable.
2
It is considered a perfect likeness, and the best work of the master.
3
The master could not deny that it was a perfect likeness.
4
And that perfect knowledge and perfect union and perfect likeness are perfect bliss.
5
His portrait, prefixed to Mr. Forsyth's book, is a perfect likeness.
6
And underneath the trees two cows were grazing-eacha perfect likeness of the other.
7
One of his nieces often told me that this was an absolutely perfect likeness.
8
In his own words of the "Great Duke" we read his perfect likeness:-
9
The Count said, Your portrait is a perfect likeness and is, moreover, a beautiful picture.
10
Therefore there is in man a likeness to God; not, indeed, a perfect likeness, but imperfect.
11
The portrait was at length finished, and was a most perfect likeness of my venerable friend.
12
Presently she said: 'It was a perfect likeness.'
13
It was a perfect likeness of the slender, patrician face, and the eye patch was there.
14
It is the usurer who died a short time ago: yes, it is a most perfect likeness.
15
Each came out a perfect likeness
16
With a form and head thus dressed, she presented a perfect likeness of the noble masterpieces of Greek sculpture.
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