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Meanings of quite sanguine in English

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Usage of quite sanguine in English
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General Hunter was quite sanguine in hope that Richmond would soon fall.
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He was quite sanguine that everything would go exactly as they wished.
The Guns of Bull Run: A Story of the Civil War's Eve
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The locat did not seem unsettled by this; indeed, he seemed quite sanguine.
The First King of Shannara
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For his own part he was quite sanguine of ultimate success-notsanguine only, but assured.
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Frederic, the emperor, had been quite sanguine in the hopes of obtaining the crown of Bohemia.
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Ayrton was quite sanguine as to his existence; but on what part of the continent he was to be found, that he could not say.
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"You seem quite sanguine, Victor," said Sir Reginald.
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