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Meanings of so effusive in English

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Usage of so effusive in English
1
The dove had no dignity; he was so effusive he was a nuisance.
The Song of the Cardinal
2
The greetings of the brothers were not so effusive.
David Lannarck, Midget / An Adventure Story
3
No wonder Guardiola was so effusive in his praise.
The Guardian
4
With no one else was Wolf quite so effusive.
The Mammoth Hunters
5
Her manners are so crude, so exigent, so effusive.
A Knight of the Nets
6
The man erstwhile so effusive was silent, cold, impassive,- amarblestatue of his former self.
The Reminiscences of an Astronomer
7
However, not all feedback has been so effusive.
Radio NZ
8
It was Mademoiselle Demorest herself, and her greeting was so effusive that the stream of shoppers halted in the aisle.
The Auction Block
9
It had to be absolutely right. It's not often a man will be quite so effusive, but he is clearly smitten.
News.com.au
10
The Shantung Chinese are a strong, proud, independent people, and it must have cost them something to be so effusive to foreigners.
New Forces in Old China: An Inevitable Awakening
11
This yawn was so effusive that Dougall, refusing to be led even by sympathy, yawned internally with his lips closed and swallowed it.
The Big Otter
12
Hussein's wife, who sat next to her husband, was so effusive in her joy that she paused several times to suck on a pocket inhaler.
The forever war
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