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Meanings of so sordid in English
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Usage of so sordid in English
1
She had been spoiled in the making for so sordid an existence.
2
A critter'd be so sordid ez to ax 'em for the chink:
3
And that book that Quebert wrote for her... it's so sordid.
4
Could he be suspected of a design so sordid as pillage?
5
We are not so sordid as that at Dane Mount.
6
They felt themselves overawed by this little old man, so sordid and so ugly.
7
I could have hated her for dragging me into something so sordid, I suppose.
8
Do you consider trade and manufacture so sordid that they are beneath the ministrations of beauty?
9
There is nothing so sordid as that.
10
This episode, which she thought so sordid, and which was so tragic for him, remained supremely beautiful.
11
After all, the boy was a Dartmouth boy, he couldn't possibly be mixed up in anything so sordid.
12
Have you grown so sordid and grasping that you can think of nothing but this blood-stained pirate gold?
13
But it's so sordid, dearest.
14
Is a man so circumstanced likely to commit so sordid a crime as that with which he is charged?
15
It was all so weak and so wicked, so sordid and stupid, that I felt like Kitty when with Alice Herbert.
16
It was not less tragic because it was so sordid, because it had to do with wages and grocery bills and rents.
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