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Meanings of perfectly good-humoured in English

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Usage of perfectly good-humoured in English
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His voice was perfectly good-humoured, and Alma answered in the same tone.
The Whirlpool
2
I will be perfectly good-humoured when I have nothing to vex me!
The Letters of Horace Walpole, Earl of Orford — Volume 4
3
She was always perfectly good-humoured and kind to him.
Vanity Fair
4
She had long felt a clear though perfectly good-humoured and philosophic impatience of her narrow scope.
Nightfall
5
Mr. Rouncewell is perfectly good-humoured and polite, but within such limits, evidently adapts his tone to his reception.
Bleak House
6
Roger's smile was perfectly good-humoured.
Marriage à la mode
7
Pardon's contribution to the crisis; and he added that the crowd was a lovely crowd, it was a real Boston crowd, it was perfectly good-humoured.
The Bostonians, Vol. II (of II)
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"What a business I'm having with you!" cried Porfiry with a perfectly good-humoured, sly and composed face.
Crime and Punishment
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