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Meanings of somewhat discomposed in English
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Usage of somewhat discomposed in English
1
Stephen Ray, somewhat discomposed, did examine his visitor closely.
2
The lawyer looked somewhat discomposed at this question.
3
In the relative glare of the collective illuminations, our masked intruder appeared to become somewhat discomposed.
4
During the day, however, I received a piece of information from John Pipestick, which somewhat discomposed me.
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I suddenly felt myself somewhat discomposed; my heart beat rapidly and I had a choking feeling in my throat.
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And even he, the man of varied and startling experience, was somewhat discomposed by the manner of this finding.
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He seemed somewhat discomposed when Channing, in a very natural manner, asked him the name of his ship, and answered-
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Fanchon leaped out without assistance, wetting a foot in so doing, which somewhat discomposed the good humor she had shown during the voyage.
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Pierre looked anxious and somewhat discomposed, but the warm grasp of the hands of so many true friends made him glad for the moment.
10
I pursued my walk, my meditations somewhat discomposed by the recurring question:-Wouldshe go home and tell her grandmother what she had said to me?
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"You have not the politeness of your countrymen," said Glyndon, somewhat discomposed.
12
'I have nothing else,' replied Julia, blushing, and somewhat discomposed, as she remembered Victor.
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"Best shoot on spec, anyway," Granville answered, somewhat discomposed.