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Meanings of somewhat absent-minded in English
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Usage of somewhat absent-minded in English
1
But Julian was always very kind to her, though somewhat absent-minded.
2
As my old readers know, he was at times somewhat absent-minded.
3
Even the early strawberries and cream found her somewhat absent-minded.
4
At dinner Mrs. Ingham-Baker was opposite to the Count, who seemed preoccupied and somewhat absent-minded.
5
One of our Lady Doctors had as orderly a Viennese Professor, willing but somewhat absent-minded.
6
He settled himself with comfort in his arm-chair and began to talk in the tone of a somewhat absent-minded lecturer:
7
I am somewhat absent-minded.
8
While the parting words were being exchanged he was engaged in a somewhat absent-minded but none the less successful, examination of her head.