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Meanings of so erect in English
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Usage of so erect in English
1
He stood so erect, with his blue eyes looking straight into hers.
2
They were the straight-laced brethren who walked so erect that they leaned backward.
3
Tyrell sat, his spine so erect it made no contact with the backrest.
4
She was not tall but seemed to be, so erect was her figure.
5
Why are thy matted locks tawny in hue and so erect?
6
She sat so erect there, and smiled her abstract, indifferent smile.
7
I asked him about his health, he looked so rosy, so erect, and strong.
8
Rheumatism bent his form, once so erect and vigorous.
9
Very tall he was, and so erect that he seemed to lean a little backward.
10
Sir Edward smiled grimly as he looked at the baby figure standing so erect before him.
11
She had never held herself so erect; never felt so conscious of an intense and boundless vitality.
12
I suppose it must have been owing to his standing so erect, while I slouched a little.
13
Your once tall form so erect and soldier-like, was bent, and your former quick tread had become unsteady.
14
She was of medium height, yet stood and walked so erect as to appear taller than she really was.
15
They were still afraid of him, he walked so erect, with so set a face, with so stern a purpose.
16
The boys recognized one of the two bronzed, bare-legged Seminoles that stood so erect in the canoe, as from Osceola's camp.
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