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Meanings of somewhat unflattering in English
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Usage of somewhat unflattering in English
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Mr. Mulvihill regarded me with compassionate and somewhat unflattering interest.
2
That Belaskian word is... somewhat unflattering.
3
As it is, you can read it all, described in somewhat unflattering language, in the Hungarian newspapers of the period.
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Page and Lilly, who were already seated at table, had much ado to conceal their somewhat unflattering surprise at the conjunction.
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A somewhat unflattering remark from one of the enemy who had a wonderful knowledge of forcible English, ended the armistice rather hurriedly.
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But Ludwig's opinion of diplomatists was also somewhat unflattering, for, of a certain embassy visited by him on his travels, he wrote:
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No one would think to look at you that you ever bothered about them at all, quoth Jack, with somewhat unflattering sympathy.