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Meanings of somewhat abstract in English
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Usage of somewhat abstract in English
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This adds helpful context to what might otherwise be a somewhat abstract journey.
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Motorola prefers a somewhat abstract four-square icon, with the upper-left icon filled in.
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Analogies and metaphors help, by linking a complex, somewhat abstract idea to a simpler, more tangible one.
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The somewhat abstract aerial images highlight the extent of their contributions-andthe exploitation so integral to the region's growth.
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Permit me, however, to give more force and clearness to these somewhat abstract considerations by an illustration or two.
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A peculiar gleam shot over Mr. Gryce's somewhat abstracted countenance.
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Mannering walked in somewhat abstracted fashion to the corner of the street, and signalled for a hansom.
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The opportunity presented itself at dusk, as Mr. Gunn, somewhat abstracted, stood apart at the drawing-room window.
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Thus interested, he was not aware that his own expression had grown somewhat abstracted, impersonal and cold.
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The genial, if somewhat abstracted, motherliness of her welcome had been, indeed, his sheet anchor throughout the evening.
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He seemed to be thinking of other things, and answered in a somewhat abstracted tone, "Ask her."
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"Mornin', Martha," he said, with a somewhat abstracted nod at his sister-in-law.