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Meanings of rather bored in English

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Usage of rather bored in English
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I've grown rather bored of his company these past few decades, anyway.
Heir of Fire
2
Cat listened, rather bored, to Gwendolen bargaining for the materials of witchcraft.
Charmed Life
3
A little English schoolboy was sauntering along the quay, looking rather bored.
Chatterbox, 1905.
4
He was quite unafraid and had a rather bored look on his face.
Combed Out
5
He even obliged her with his own company, though that rather bored him.
A Perilous Secret
6
The next moment he came upon Cedric; he was looking rather bored and disconsolate.
Herb of Grace
7
He was rather bored about it, but added his voice to the general clamour.
The Hollow of Her Hand
8
And after a couple of years, I got rather bored.
A week in december
9
He was rather bored at having to do this, and disapproving of the results.
Agahta christie: an autobiography
10
He felt rather bored and began to wonder whether it was lunch-time or not.
More William
11
A rather bored looking man shrugged at me and then disappeared into the jungle.
Stand by your hitman
12
Eugene is too late to secure madame, and stands looking rather bored and sulky.
Floyd Grandon's Honor
13
Lord Fitz-Booby listened with his mouth open, but rather bored.
Coningsby; Or, The New Generation
14
We are actually getting rather bored with this now.
The Irish Times
15
His benefactress was just then rather bored with him.
The Longest Journey
16
Tell me,-theEmperor must be rather bored at Tsarskoie-Coelo
The Secret of the Night
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