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Meanings of somewhat nettled in English
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Usage of somewhat nettled in English
1
Bowman, if that is really your name, responded the officer somewhat nettled.
2
The consulting friend, somewhat nettled by the plain man's bluntness, might retort:
3
The laughter went on till Aimée was somewhat nettled.
4
At this the young lady seemed somewhat nettled.
5
Not unnaturally, he made use of a swear word, whereupon his wife, somewhat nettled, spoke out:
6
He went on to speak of my various pursuits; my strolling freak, and that somewhat nettled me.
7
I retorted, somewhat nettled.
8
The fright of the girls in his boat had somewhat nettled him and he was resolved to land them safely without assistance.
9
This peculiar condition of affairs somewhat nettled me, though I do not remember that I was at all unhappy because of it.
10
I confess that I felt somewhat nettled at this rudeness, which, however, I pardoned on account of his having flourished in a less polished age.
11
Somewhat nettled by her calm inflection and her supercilious glance I hotly retorted, Nonsense!
12
'Of course I do,' retorted John, somewhat nettled at the incredulity of his neighbour.
13
"Quite enough for me," answered John, in a somewhat nettled tone.
14
Somewhat nettled, Kenny obeyed.
15
"All right, Stubbs, if you are such a coward," said Chester, somewhat nettled.
16
"I hope it won't do me any harm, sir," said Walter, somewhat nettled.
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Somewhat nettled through the time
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