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Meanings of slow distinctness in English

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Usage of slow distinctness in English
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Then he spoke, his words coming with slow distinctness.
Under Handicap / A Novel
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Perhaps I am, she said with slow distinctness.
Madcap
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Then he said, with slow distinctness:
The Case of Richard Meynell
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The kind old man evidently understood her difficulty, for his sad face grew gentle as he said with slow distinctness:
Glenloch Girls
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Then she went on to explain, with much difficulty, but still with a slow distinctness that was peculiar to her, what had really taken place.
He Knew He Was Right
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"Throw the little greaser out," he spoke with slow distinctness.
Port O' Gold / A History-Romance of the San Francisco Argonauts
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"I am not your 'dear,'" she said with slow distinctness.
Freckles
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"That there window was locked when I went to bed," Grimes stated with slow distinctness.
The Red Seal
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"I've spent every cent," returned Shelby, with slow distinctness.
The Henchman
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"Barry, don't you understand?" she said with slow distinctness.
The Shadow of the East
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"Gently, Yussuf, gently," said the general, suavely and with a slow distinctness that was for Ryder's ears.
The Fortieth Door
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'I gave you everything I had,' he said, at last, with a slow distinctness,' all your money, and all my own too.
The History of David Grieve
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"Your plan will fail," he said with slow distinctness, "because Sam Brennan and Alcalde Geary know you set the town afire.
Port O' Gold / A History-Romance of the San Francisco Argonauts
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"Louis," she said, with slow distinctness, her hand moving down until it touched his, "I never thought of this as a possibility.
Other Things Being Equal
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Slow distinctness through the time
Slow distinctness across language varieties
United Kingdom
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