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Meanings of settee in English
Spanish
vela mística Catalan
vela mística Usage of settee in English
1
He moved the settee and was on his knees in a corner.
2
The commanding officer from the other settee observed the handsome, flushed face.
3
Her favorite seat was in one corner of the hard, old-fashioned settee.
4
Behrend brought his fist crashing down on the arm of the settee.
5
Her head was leaning gracefully against the tree back of the settee.
6
Soon his arm encircles her shoulders over the back of the settee.
7
His appearance had a curious effect on the patient on the settee.
8
I see a vacant settee near the fire; come and take it.
9
He faced me, vivacious, and leaned against the back of the settee.
10
There was also a kind of settee cut out of the cave-wall.
11
He got up from the settee and left her where she stood.
12
And stretching himself once more on the settee, he closed his eyes.
13
This William and Mary settee would be delightful in a country house.
14
Adjusting himself on the settee, he forced himself to blandly move on.
15
He seated himself beside her on the settee, and held her close.
16
A three-chair settee of the Sheraton period, lacquered, and with cane seat.
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Settee across language varieties
United Kingdom
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United States of America
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