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Meanings of quite unmanageable in English

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Usage of quite unmanageable in English
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Servants and subordinate agents in England are quite unmanageable in these respects.
The Letters of Queen Victoria : A Selection from Her Majesty's C...
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It had neither rudder nor masts, so that it was quite unmanageable.
Invisible Links
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I declare those children will get quite unmanageable with such long holidays.
Isabel Leicester / A Romance by Maude Alma
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Besides, a moon of two hundred feet diameter did not seem quite unmanageable.
The Brick Moon, and Other Stories
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I'm sure the champagne will be quite unmanageable after all this shaking up.
The Keeper of the Door
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Some files prepared by gardaí are often " quite unmanageable in terms of bulk".
The Irish Times
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At present the Soldier dare not issue oats or the animals would become quite unmanageable.
Scott's Last Expedition, Volume I / Being the journals of Captai...
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They were new horses and young, and the Marquise said that Charles found them quite unmanageable.
As Seen By Me
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It grew wilder as it grew older, and became quite unmanageable-theycouldn't keep it in the embassy.
My First Years as a Frenchwoman, 1876-1879
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Less often, the child will be quiet with his own nurse, and quite unmanageable with a stranger.
The Nervous Child
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They say he is quite unmanageable to-day.
The Shadow of the Cathedral
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Shortly before reaching Bishop's, "wife's shoes" became quite unmanageable.
Famous Adventures and Prison Escapes of the Civil War
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You must excuse the children, who see so little company, they are quite unmanageable when strangers are present.
A Sappho of Green Springs
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The council, however, was for a long time quite unmanageable, and only yielded at last to open violence.
The Arian Controversy
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He was a difficult old man when he served the farmer; he was quite unmanageable in his private affairs.
Complete Project Gutenberg Works of George Meredith
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They were now in shoal water, and the vessel, already half waterlogged, became quite unmanageable in the furious waves.
The Lion of the North: A Tale of the Times of Gustavus Adolphus
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