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Meanings of so frail in English

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Usage of so frail in English
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It was really she, looking so frail and fair in her furs.
Beth Woodburn
2
One minute the Führer was so frail he could barely stand up.
The Guardian
3
Her voice was so frail that Quinn decided not to push it.
By reason of insanity
4
What has Juba told her that she thinks I am so frail?
Daughters of the Nile
5
I shrug, thinking of her sleeping upstairs, looking so frail now.
The life you've imagined
6
She seemed so small and so frail under the blanket that covered her.
Best Russian Short Stories
7
He is so slight, so frail, she thought, and then understood the rest.
The Mammoth Hunters
8
The curtains were so frail that they fell apart in Miss Hitty's hands.
A Spinner in the Sun
9
But she looks so hurt, he thought, she looks so frail and weary.
The amber spyglass
10
It was such a slender hope, so frail and so dangerous.
The Link
11
It pained him to see her looking so frail and weak.
Million-dollar marriage merger
12
Something so huge, yet so frail, was hard for the mind to grasp.
The Collected Stories of Arthur C. Clarke
13
A respect held on so frail a tenure were little worth.
Gala-Days
14
My own existence seemed so frail, after what we had done.
Halo Silentium
15
Its bond of cohesion, so frail and yet so potent, is seemingly inexplicable.
The Jericho Road
16
He's getting so frail that I don't like to leave him.
New york: the novel
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United States of America
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