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Meanings of speak affectionately in English
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Usage of speak affectionately in English
1
Whenever I start to-tospeak affectionately to you a cold hand seems to fall on my lips.
2
Oh, madam, love my sister, and always speak affectionately to her, then she will be good and obedient.
3
Jondalar scratched and patted her and spoke affectionately while he rummaged through the pack baskets.
4
Then Lahiri Mahasaya resumed his natural, cheerful demeanor, and spoke affectionately to each of the chelas.
5
Renée had spoken affectionately of her, he remembered.
6
The former president, who died last year of cancer, spoke affectionately of the tower's residents several times.
7
Hill spoke affectionately of his father.
8
She spoke affectionately of her uncle.
9
The same courtier, speaking affectionately of the first consul, said, "He frequently displays the most infantine sweetness."
10
Crosby was in his cups and had the drunkard's illusion that he could speak frankly, provided he spoke affectionately.
11
John was a married man, and spoke affectionately of his wife and children, whom he had to leave behind at Cross-Roads.
12
Mr. V--was from home, but his mother, a pious woman, received us most kindly, and spoke affectionately of the children.
13
Dr. McKenzie spoke affectionately of the academy and its toilsome growth, saying that almost every object in the school had its history.
14
They heard her voice, speaking affectionately to the dog, and after a moment the big lumbering mastiff trotted in with Emily behind.
15
The fat made the flame to increase and to ascend; wherefore God speaks affectionately of the fat, saying, The fat of mine offerings.
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Then, either believing him or deciding to postpone his search for the truth to some future time, he began speaking affectionately on other subjects.