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Meanings of slightest emotion in English
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Usage of slightest emotion in English
1
Speak to one; it answers without the slightest emotion, and passes on.
2
In spite of his imminent danger Marche-a-Terre showed not the slightest emotion.
3
It was the first time she had shown the slightest emotion.
4
He did not betray the slightest emotion, notwithstanding the sudden and calamitous news.
5
Timmons, who had received his instructions without the slightest emotion, gravely unpacked it.
6
In accordance with funeral custom, no one displayed the slightest emotion.
7
Her fair complexion, which the slightest emotion tinged with carmine, was bewitchingly pink.
8
Barlow was the only man in the room who showed not the slightest emotion.
9
The Pasteur read it through without showing the slightest emotion.
10
Nothing moved; the boy's face betrayed not the slightest emotion.
11
The prince received this blow without betraying the slightest emotion.
12
Upon his impassible face not the slightest emotion was visible.
13
At least, Clarence, in quick sympathy with her slightest emotion, was touched by it.
14
Still I posted myself at fifteen paces from the sheik, without evincing the slightest emotion.
15
She seemed to share in the lovers' slightest emotion.
16
My cupbearer actually gasps at this effrontery but I do not betray the slightest emotion.
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Slightest emotion through the time
Slightest emotion across language varieties
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