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Meanings of so strident in English

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Usage of so strident in English
1
Otar had no desire to sound quite so strident or even angry.
Hunters in the Dark
2
When you can be so strident and acerbic in your attacks on others?'
The Guardian
3
Surely animal nature has no voice so strident, vengeful, odious.
The Iron Game: A Tale of the War
4
Suffice to say Louis Van Gaal's critics have not been so strident in recent days.
The Guardian
5
The Presbyterians have become so strident of late that he'd hardly be welcome. He paused.
The rebels of ireland: the dublin saga
6
The president hasn't said anything quite so strident on the killing of young black men since.
The Guardian
7
The black swan screamed, in pain and terror so strident they heard it on the plain below.
The darkest road
8
Perhaps I should say there is little of that feminine discontent and revolt so strident in older lands.
The Canadian Commonwealth
9
Hume had turned down the volume of the receiver so that the clicks in the mike no longer were so strident.
Star Hunter
10
What are you talking about, lady? The health care debate was so strident and complicated that it simply wore many Americans out.
Pinheads and patriots: where you stand in the age of obama
11
On the other hand, if Cairns is innocent - it can be no surprise that he has been so strident in his denials.
Radio NZ
12
According to the local story, the cries of the women were so strident and so continuous that all birds were scared away from Trosky.
Cliff Castles and Cave Dwellings of Europe
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