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Meanings of soiled in English
Usage of soiled in English
1
Yet-andthis was perhaps the most important thing-sheno longer felt soiled.
2
These central houses are not soiled by the touch of actual merchandise.
3
One was in soiled every-day clothes, the other in immaculate evening dress.
4
The rain, which in former days soiled the sewer, now washes it.
5
Soak the soiled ticks in cold water immediately to remove remaining feathers.
6
Also it showed the marks of loving but brutal and soiled hands.
7
He had seen too many wounded men with soiled bandages perish miserably.
8
Two or three men in soiled white aprons rushed here and there.
9
The centerpiece held a large and extremely soiled spray of artificial wistaria.
10
The table-cloths were generally soiled, and the waiters had a greasy look.
11
It was twisted and soiled, and on it were spots of blood.
12
As soon as I douched my soiled clothing it began to snow.
13
The scrap of soiled tissue paper unfolded a lock of grey hair.
14
The room seemed to contract and break out into soiled pink valances.
15
He saw the muddy skin, the thick lips, the soiled, ragged lace.
16
The man was soiled but softened by his traffic with the world.
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Soiled across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common