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Meanings of so sickly in English
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Usage of so sickly in English
1
Octavian is so sickly that he'll never reach the age of forty-two.
2
She had never seen a babe so small, and so sickly-looking.
3
Koeksisters These are so sickly sweet they make my teeth tingle.
4
I will see you calmed and no longer so sickly-looking.'
5
He's so sickly, he'd have been better off.
6
When I was little, I was so sickly.
7
But not so sickly, after all, it seems.
8
My Lord, Bessie, it ain't possible this is the fellow that used to be so sickly?
9
Madame Victoire, who really loves the dauphiness, is so sickly, that she scarcely ever leaves her room.
10
But I was so sickly mammy had Enoch bring me to the fence so she could suckle me.
11
I do'no' as ever I see a woman so sickly's she looks ter be sence that 'ere fever.
12
With Muh'Dear bein so sickly, Uncle Johnny takes a big load off her helpin' with Granny Goose. Jock shrugged.
13
The goaty smell was stronger now: and mingled with a scent so sickly-sweet it belonged in a Turkish brothel.
14
Who'd have thought so sickly a baby as they said he was, would have grown into such a giant?-Smoke
15
To give myself more time to examine, I hesitated in signing my name, I was so sickly (?)
16
I know him, so supine, so sickly, in spite of his proud bearing, unable to do anything, even conduct himself.
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