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Meanings of quite unconcerned in English
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Usage of quite unconcerned in English
1
Orang-utans of all sizes emerge; these beautiful and gentle creatures quite unconcerned.
2
She stood in snow and on ice, but appeared quite unconcerned.
3
He was quite unconcerned that the electrically-heated steam radiators were cold.
4
The next object was a solitary beaver sitting on a bank quite unconcerned.
5
The housekeeper, on the contrary, seemed quite unconcerned, and showed her usual appetite.
6
At first I had been nervous, but my native friends were quite unconcerned.
7
At first he seemed quite unconcerned about himself, but much concerned for others.
8
The avanc, of course, was quite unconcerned by these forces.
9
And all this time Freddie and Flossie were quite unconcerned playing on the island.
10
Then Captain Bonner came strolling back as though quite unconcerned.
11
He is quite unconcerned about Mas'r, Missus-anything but the ghost!
12
Tisamon was quite unconcerned, despite the fact that both weapons were now levelled at him.
13
Let me out!"" I felt dreadful, but Thomas seemed quite unconcerned.
14
He was quite unconcerned at the change of tone.
15
But the smockfrocks did not seem to heed, and clamped out of church quite unconcerned.
16
But Harry, confident in the protection of his good friend, the mate, was quite unconcerned.
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Quite unconcerned through the time
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