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Meanings of replied more in English
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Usage of replied more in English
1
No one could have replied more considerately than did Mr. Hasbrook.
2
So, after a moment's silence he replied more confidently, "I suppose I stoled it."
3
She might have replied more readily:
4
The woman gave him a quick and searching glance; she took the piece of money, and replied more civilly.
5
But Will replied more calmly:
6
He replied more decidedly.
7
No words could have replied more fully nor more peremptorily than that scornful and imperial curl of the stranger's lips.
8
Thereupon he summoned his Chamberlain, who was a very important person, and who never replied more than "Paugh!"
9
I'd like to, he replied more boldly, reassured now that he had heard again the same noise but indefinitely farther off.
10
The repellent look was still on John's face as he replied more ungraciously than before: Nay, I can think o' nowt.
11
Liddall looked keenly at him, and replied more brusquely than he felt: "Do you think it fair to stay-fairto her?"
12
Fink replied more seriously than he had hitherto done, "May I ask who it is whose word of honor would be pledged to me?"
13
'A life for a life,' she replied more boldly than she felt.
14
'And that's all?' she replied more sharply than she intended.
15
'Yes, M. de Rosny, hope,' I replied more cheerfully.
16
"Okay," she replied more than a little grudgingly, and he shook his head.
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