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Meanings of really troubled in English

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Usage of really troubled in English
1
The only thing that really troubled him was loss of spiritual communion.
Sketches in Lavender, Blue and Green
2
Then, seeing that she was really troubled, he spoke with sudden kindliness:
The Tidal Wave and Other Stories
3
He was really troubled, however, that they had been so easily deceived.
The Iron Trail
4
Can't ask you to read everything to me. His eyes really troubled him.
East of eden
5
Finally, Alexia came round and about to the thing that really troubled her.
Soulless
6
For the first time the accused seemed to be really troubled.
The Clique of Gold
7
Both sides were understrength but Donegal were never really troubled in the second half.
The Irish Times
8
What really troubled her terribly to-night Was the telegram she found in her room.
The Reason Why
9
But the only thing which really troubled them was 'half-time.'
The History of David Grieve
10
What is it, Rose darling?-areyou really troubled about Daisy?
The Palace Beautiful: A Story for Girls
11
The other male members of the party really troubled themselves very little about the brigands.
Jack Harkaway and His Son's Escape from the Brigands of Greece
12
That was the only thought which really troubled him.
The Elusive Pimpernel
13
What really troubled me was that I'd been driving around unwittingly with an empty tank.
The burglar who liked to quote kipling
14
The prospect of a still further increase in his family caused him to be really troubled.
Lizzy Glenn; Or, The Trials of a Seamstress
15
But the Boy Scouts speech really troubled him.
NY Magazine
16
She was, however, really troubled in another way.
At the Villa Rose
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Really troubled across language varieties
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