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Meanings of quite spoilt in English

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Usage of quite spoilt in English
1
Her head is being turned, and she will soon be quite spoilt.
Maurice Guest
2
The roar of laughter that followed quite spoilt the effect of the recitation.
The Loom of Youth
3
Here, take away my plate, take everything; you have quite spoilt my appetite.
Kitty Trenire
4
And he cried till the party was quite spoilt, and our spirits so low.
Gone to Earth
5
Pontius has quite spoilt my fun about the roses.
The Emperor — Volume 09
6
I hope you haven't quite spoilt your dress, Miss Falconer, and won't regret your row!
At Love's Cost
7
The Rajah quite spoilt the evening for me.
Rujub, the Juggler
8
Those unbearably talented techies have become quite spoilt.
The Guardian
9
They'll be quite spoilt by the rain here.
Pelle the Conqueror — Volume 04
10
What a shame-willit be quite spoilt?
The Making of a Soul
11
The poet had quite spoilt his dinner trying to suggest to the Cabinet Minister new sources of taxation.
They and I
12
It is quite spoilt, said Molly.
Wives and Daughters
13
You've quite spoilt my last letter!
His Big Opportunity
14
Maud began to wail over her lost delight, and Polly gravely poked at the mess, which was quite spoilt.
An Old-Fashioned Girl
15
That has quite spoilt her.
Sisters
16
You have quite spoilt Geraldine's evening, to say nothing of the odd look your absence must have to our friends.
The Lovels of Arden
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