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Meanings of so condescending in English
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Usage of so condescending in English
1
And the interviews with the doctors, who were so condescending, so obvious.
2
Well, he wouldn't be so condescending at the end of a rope.
3
A fine thing, she said, for a scholar to be so condescending!'
4
They had been so condescending as to allow us a choice.
5
These noble animals, so graceful, so clean, so condescending, appalled him.
6
We wouldn't dream of being so condescending towards an old pro.
7
You were so certain you were going to win, and so condescending to Susan.
8
Your majesty was so condescending as to address my wife in this familiar strain?
9
He was so condescending, I wanted to bite him.
10
Do you have anything new to add? He sounded so condescending I wanted to slap him.
11
That was something I missed when I was that age: I wished the movies weren't so condescending.
12
She had meant to have been so condescending; but now all that was put quite beyond her power.
13
The King was so condescending and affable that Mr. Barnum at length ventured to ask a favor of him.
14
Don't look so condescending, Robert.
15
Whether it was rheumatism or arthritis Martha wasn't sure, and she hated seeing doctors because they always seemed so condescending.
16
And he is so condescending to the son he so egregiously deludes that you might suppose him the most virtuous of parents.
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