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Meanings of red-blooded in English

Endowed with or exhibiting great bodily or mental health.

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Usage of red-blooded in English
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Surely, the middle-class reasoning goes, every red-blooded American has a driving license?
The Guardian
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Well, in the circumstances I did what any red-blooded Englishman would do.
The Ultimate Hitchhiker’s Guide
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Shockingly, they have even managed to turn red-blooded republicans into reluctant royalist.
News.com.au
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The latter are more sensational and red-blooded about it, that is all.
The Subterranean Brotherhood
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He was red-blooded, but at the same time his heart was clean.
West Wind Drift
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No red-blooded male could cave in to that and keep his self-respect.
Bulletproof bride
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You talk about red-blooded Americans, well, this one's red-blooded all right!
WATER FOR ELEPHANT
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Any red-blooded Academy man would know the answer to this in a heartbeat.
Sign of the cross
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Look at Wingate and Pritchard here, healthy, red-blooded males, the two of them.
Evanly bodies
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Any red-blooded male who'd ever gone hunting, or even any P.C.
Dead to the world
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Like any other red-blooded American male, I can quote both movies at will.
Reuters
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She belonged to the dead-language scholars, not to crude red-blooded creatures like himself.
A Master's Degree
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Every red-blooded boy will enjoy the thrilling adventures of Don Sturdy.
The Rover Boys on the Farm; or, Last Days at Putnam Hall
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I had a grandfather who was a red-blooded socialist, as was my grandmother.
Life
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Its vivid, powerful story has made it a favorite with every red-blooded reader.
The Survivors of the Chancellor
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Hannah Ascher shrugged, which any red-blooded hetero male would have found utterly fascinating.
Skin Game
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