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Meanings of relapse into in English
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Usage of relapse into in English
1
Be assured that I shall not speedily relapse into the same error.
2
Perhaps if you forget the pipe, you won't relapse into using it.
3
No time, however, was given in which I could relapse into self-consciousness.
4
The weather had a relapse into cold, and an attempt at rain.
5
He allegedly warned his people to beware of a relapse into popery.
6
One happy word from you would save me a relapse into stutter.
7
Civilized man must maintain himself, else the world will relapse into barbarism.
8
The child, however, would forget himself, and relapse into his mad fits.
9
She recovered from one fit of insensibility, only to relapse into another.
10
For England, Mary Stuart embodied the possible relapse into sloth, dependence, barbarism.
11
The girls relapse into the moral code with which they were raised.
12
After a moment's conformity, they invariably relapse into their own orderly disorder.
13
However, no one is forecasting a relapse into serious sectarian violence.
14
Similarly, there was no difference between groups regarding relapse into mania.
15
His cheek resumed its wonted paleness; but he did not relapse into inanity.
16
Nothing can be pleaded in extenuation of this relapse into folly.
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