Meanings of somewhat dishevelled in English

He was somewhat dishevelled in appearance, as if he had travelled fast.

She had been somewhat dishevelled at her last appearance, and carelessly attired.

Becky, somewhat dishevelled and warm from her exertions, sat down to argue it.

The skinny Greek entered in a rush, looking somewhat dishevelled.

She stared, and she put an instinctive hand up to her somewhat dishevelled hair.

A somewhat dishevelled bride and groom boarded the Pullman and breathlessly hid in a state room.

Her white robe with blue dots had the shape of a wrapper, and her hair was somewhat dishevelled.

For a few minutes, while you smooth your hair-whichis somewhat dishevelled; and bathe your face-whichlooks feverish?

A somewhat dishevelled figure, pale and wild-eyed, he made his way through the private door and into the ghostly precincts of the Museum.

Matilda was looking pale, and somewhat dishevelled, and a great deal of the costume at which we had laboured was reduced to rags.

"A gentleman, Miss, in the dinin'-room," said the small domestic, suddenly opening a chink of the door for the admission of her somewhat dishevelled head.