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Meanings of so unbecoming in English
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Usage of so unbecoming in English
1
I detest green furniture; it is so unbecoming, she said pathetically.
2
Nor was her brilliant youth affected by the overshadowing tulle usually so unbecoming.
3
It is to this I impute his present behaviour, so unbecoming a Christian.
4
Really, a blonde ought never to lose friends-itis so unbecoming.
5
It's a heathenish custom, this shrouding of one's self in black, and so unbecoming.
6
Revenge is so unbecoming the rex regum, the man who is precipue sanus-nisicum pituita molesta est.
7
It was so unbecoming of a senator.
8
He held his hand over them, while he contemned himself for a weakness so unbecoming his manhood.
9
But dark-gray things are so unbecoming, and, besides, I may have a good deal of company to-night.
10
Please don't make me, it's so unbecoming.
11
I too, I perceive, have nothing to walk in but bones!-Notso unbecoming to a man, however!
12
Forgive my involuntary pathos in the last lines, which is so unbecoming to my balanced and calm nature.
13
It was wrong, undoubtedly wrong, that she should wish to caress her lover in so unbecoming a fashion.
14
Oh hush, Jeremiah, there's a good fellow; petulance is so unbecoming in a man of your age and standing.
15
Starvation would be so unbecoming.
16
You behaved here in so unbecoming a manner, that I had to come to the assistance of my steward.
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