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Meanings of slightest allusion in English
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Usage of slightest allusion in English
1
The slightest allusion to the subject agitates her for the whole day.
2
The least word, the slightest allusion would be enough to stop them.
3
Blanche replied that she had not made the slightest allusion to flowers.
4
And the slightest allusion to it among the initiated will open every heart.
5
Not the slightest allusion was made to him in his speech.
6
But the slightest allusion to the charge of poisoning threw him into convulsions.
7
But Gerald could ill endure the slightest allusion to the subject.
8
In my letters I haven't made the slightest allusion to anything.
9
He had never dropped the slightest allusion as to its cause.
10
The slightest allusion to the ordeal waiting me was regarded as a bore.
11
Then in an undertone, understanding one another's slightest allusion, they went on chatting.
12
He made not the slightest allusion to the Sphinx incident.
13
But Laura hastily repelled the slightest allusion to eternity and a preparation for it.
14
Not one of these notices gives the slightest allusion of his being a prisoner.
15
From the day of her retirement, Maria Theresa had forbidden the slightest allusion to politics.
16
They hold meetings and pass resolutions, in which not the slightest allusion to voting is made.
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