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Meanings of quite contented in English
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Usage of quite contented in English
1
Inigo slumped there, quite contented, clutching the bottle in his once-trembling hands.
2
It was quite contented to be gray and cold, till summer came.
3
Phil too seemed quite contented with the way things were moving along.
4
The child seems quite contented and happy and is no trouble.
5
He was quite contented with the bargain, and would certainly adhere to it.
6
I was not grieved for myself: I was quite contented and quite happy.
7
Those ladies will be quite contented with our humble ordinary fare.
8
Mérat tells me she spends her evenings writing there quite contented.
9
For the present, she saw clearly, Brenton was quite contented with his parish.
10
The Duke, as he concluded his speech, was quite contented, and almost jovial.
11
If you tell me that there is none, I shall be quite contented.
12
That noon she was quite contented, for he did actually carry his umbrella.
13
And having borrowed a side-saddle, she rode home, apparently quite contented.
14
I'm quite contented with what you choose to let me know.
15
And so Mr. Dockwrath went home, not quite contented with his day's work.
16
And are you quite contented now? she asked, with great interest.
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