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Meanings of so unused in English

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Usage of so unused in English
1
I am so unused, in my own life, to such tethers and limitations.
The Daughters of Danaus
2
He was so unused to any one being kind to him!
Jean-Christophe, Volume I
3
We were so unused to the idea that people could want something like this.
Wired
4
He pressed two twenty-mark pieces into the half-reluctant hand so unused to accepting alms.
The Malady of the Century
5
I am so unused to such a situation, she concluded with a wan smile.
The Little Lady of the Big House
6
Women are so unused to these business responsibilities, Mr. Conward.
The Cow Puncher
7
You see, I am now so unused to society-soshy!
Poor Folk
8
They all looked at him in surprise; he was so unused to making testy remarks.
Other Things Being Equal
9
We're so unused to having people in the house.
The Man Whom the Trees Loved
10
But, with one so unused to self-revelation as Desire, it had been difficult to tell.
The Window-Gazer
11
He was so new to his power, so unused to it, that he wielded it clumsily.
Brotherhood of the Wolf
12
But the prospect of such relief seemed very slight, so unused was this place to visitors.
Out of the Triangle: A Story of the Far East
13
True, but I am so unused to kindness.
The Boy Nihilist / or, Young America in Russia
14
She had been so unused to control.
Agatha's Husband: A Novel
15
They had got so unused to them!
Saint Augustin
16
I was so unused to talking that presenting these details in an ordered form had tired me out.
The Silver Pigs
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