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Meanings of pique in English
Usage of pique in English
1
Plenty to pique the interest, therefore, in possibly treacherous conditions in Shizuoka.
2
This is why the new partnership with CETC should pique public interest.
3
Another sniff said Robert had diffused Lorraine's pique for the second time.
4
He expressed pique that he hadn't been alerted to the problem earlier.
5
Napoleon in his pique determined to win over the step-mother of Marie
6
Those who know K. well credit his outburst to exhaustion & pique.
7
On the romance front it is possible that you'll pique someone's interest!
8
The services appeared to pique his interest as they would an anthropologist.
9
Still, she said it was bound to pique curiosities and inspire awe.
10
But it was very natural that his indifference should pique her vanity.
11
The seaman had always evinced a settled pique against the one-eyed warrior.
12
The seaman had always evinced a settled pique against the red-faced warrior.
13
It was possible that Khrushchev was acting out of deep-seated psychological pique.
14
A filet de boeuf pique, and baked in its juice, with pickles.
15
You see I wanted to pique her into telling me something definite.
16
Those gentlemen pillagers of stage coaches pique themselves on their great delicacy.
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Translations for pique
Pique through the time
Pique across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common