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Meanings of so pronounced in English

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Usage of so pronounced in English
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She lured him but not in so pronounced, so flagrant a manner.
Merton of the Movies
2
The jar was so pronounced that it woke nearly all of the passengers.
True to Himself; Or, Roger Strong's Struggle for Place
3
Inside, the fear was so pronounced it was almost an odor.
Cibola Burn
4
There were many Hester Jennings's though none so pronounced as Hester.
A Houseful of Girls
5
The gender difference is not so pronounced among younger generations.
BBC
6
But in Shakespeare's day, that separation wasn't quite so pronounced.
Vampire forensics: uncovering the origins of an enduring legend
7
But the royalists would not listen to the mediation of so pronounced a partisan.
The History of England / From the Accession of Henry III. to the...
8
But the success was not so pronounced with the offender.
The Entire Project Gutenberg Works of Mark Twain
9
After that the silence became so pronounced that Mollie noticed it and laughed nervously.
The Outdoor Girls in the Saddle; Or, The Girl Miner of Gold Run
10
The benefits were so pronounced, the study was halted early.
Reuters
11
A similar effect is noticed, though not so pronounced, just above the Nevada Falls.
Out of Doors—California and Oregon
12
The quiet without became so pronounced that Hal became uneasy.
The Boy Allies in Great Peril; Or, With the Italian Army in the ...
13
But never had I seen it take on so pronounced a richness as now.
Right Ho, Jeeves
14
Eustacia asked, a little surprised to hear merriment so pronounced.
The Return of the Native
15
The difference was not so pronounced that she could steadily continue to revel in it.
Shallow Soil
16
The initial divergencies were so pronounced, that any adoption of Christian ideas would seem impossible.
Christianity and Islam
This collocation consists of:
So pronounced through the time
So pronounced across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common