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Meanings of remonstrance in English
Usage of remonstrance in English
1
Fanny made no attempt at remonstrance; she left the room in silence.
2
At her entrance a trembling voice wailed in a tone of remonstrance:
3
No remonstrance; I tell you I am acting as for your father.
4
The words softened her; she had dreaded reproach, if not indignant remonstrance.
5
Then I began my remonstrance-verytenderly, and in the lowest possible tones.
6
Without a word of remonstrance, the money was placed in her hand.
7
He shrugged impatiently; her remonstrance seemed to throw him out of temper.
8
She tendered not even a remonstrance; she testified no shade of surprise.
9
Jesus' lips were opened in witness but never in complaint or remonstrance.
10
He put his hand up and broke in on her furious remonstrance.
11
Of course the President said he must, and civilly stopped the remonstrance.
12
At last, in the anguish of her concern, she ventured upon remonstrance.
13
Sir James Mackintosh now took up the question in a strong remonstrance.
14
But a word of vague remonstrance sent her into the unseen again.
15
A certain small amount of calculation entered the audacity of his remonstrance.
16
This remonstrance met with all the success and encouragement he could expect.
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