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Meanings of preserved man in English

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Usage of preserved man in English
1
He was a remarkedly well- preserved man and looked much younger than his years.
Crime and Punishment
2
He presents the appearance of a well- preserved man.
The Roman Question
3
A small glow of station lights lit the cold vault without flickering, illuminating the preserved man and woman.
Sisterhood of Dune
4
He still lives, a well- preserved man of about seventy-five years, and is much respected among his own people.
The Soul of the Indian: An Interpretation
5
He was a slim, well- preserved man, alert-eyed and active, yet he had aged five years in his son's eyes.
Brood of the Witch-Queen
6
A rather well- preserved man of sixty-that'show she'd describe me to the young fellow she's given her heart to.
David Poindexter's Disappearance, and Other Tales
7
The day after our arrival I met ex-corporal Glass, a vigorous, well- preserved man, whose sixty years had not impaired his intelligent vivacity.
An Antarctic Mystery
8
"Do you mean to insinuate that I am not a well- preserved man?"
Beyond the City
9
"I should describe him as a well- preserved man for his age."
The Vanishing Man: A Detective Romance
10
"You are a remarkably well preserved man, General," he ventured speculatively.
Her Weight in Gold
11
"And what a well- preserved man he was!" remarked the aide-de-camp.
War and Peace
12
"At your time of life the average expectancy of life is only a few years even in a well- preserved man."
Beyond the City
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Preserved man across language varieties
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