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Meanings of somewhat fatigued in English
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Usage of somewhat fatigued in English
1
Tryon had not slept well during his journey, and felt somewhat fatigued.
2
The fact is, the Holy Father is somewhat fatigued at the present time.
3
General Washburn was on guard last night, and to-night he seems somewhat fatigued.
4
Crossed the ferry only an hour ago, and am somewhat fatigued.
5
He was somewhat fatigued and rather cold, and had no water to drink.
6
One such night, when his mother seemed somewhat fatigued, he said to her:
7
It has been an exceedingly long day and I find I am somewhat fatigued.
8
After the long and broken evening, he looked somewhat fatigued.
9
Evelyn, herself somewhat fatigued, leaned back against the porch pillar and gladly kept silence.
10
Although he was somewhat fatigued, Godfrey had enough will not to slacken his pace.
11
Our animals, too, from the rate at which we had come, were somewhat fatigued.
12
Ayrton goaded on his team, and after a journey of thirty-five miles, the bullocks arrived, somewhat fatigued.
13
He looked somewhat fatigued as he replied:
14
I was already beginning to feel somewhat fatigued, and I was afraid that Marian must be tired.
15
Evidently somewhat fatigued by the day's experience, Rayel had little to say while we were eating dinner.
16
Though somewhat fatigued, we exerted ourselves as much as before, and having the current in our favour, made good progress.
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Somewhat fatigued through the time
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