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Meanings of shallowness in English
Usage of shallowness in English
1
Her shallowness soothed him; her inconsequent egotism helped him to forget himself.
2
Their freshness soon withered, on account of the shallowness of the earth.
3
Your Eminence knows as well as I the shallowness of circumstantial evidence.
4
Hume was the first to seek to rise above this unspeakable shallowness.
5
From the shallowness of his breathing, I could tell he'd been hit.
6
Almost beautiful enough... to shame me for the shallowness of my vision.
7
Wallace rivalled Balfe in the facility and shallowness of his melody.
8
He considered the shallowness of the abstract Optimist exposed enough in Victor's history.
9
Many were insulted by its incomprehensible erudition; a few growled at its shallowness.
10
The absence of factories has already implied its shallowness and slowness.
11
It's no use having an Order in Council against popular shallowness.
12
He felt himself invulnerable-raisedfar above the shallowness of common judgment.
13
Even this, however, was encouragement, proving the shallowness of the stream.
14
She felt a sort of bitter shame over her own shallowness of feeling.
15
Bolingbroke wrote with great liveliness, but with equal shallowness of thought and knowledge.
16
Its feeding-streams are exceedingly beautiful, notwithstanding their inconstancy and extreme shallowness.
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United Kingdom
Common