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Meanings of spoil the effect in English
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Usage of spoil the effect in English
1
Of course, since it was Debs, she had to spoil the effect immediately.
2
My face and figure will not spoil the effect, will they?
3
So much is left out of history and biography which would spoil the effect.
4
Don't spoil the effect now, son, Ruben said wearily.
5
They spoil the effect of your neck and shoulders.
6
Lest she should spoil the effect of these impressive remarks, Mrs. Damerel then took leave.
7
And you know, Anne, that would spoil the effect.
8
This suggests that dielectric screening can spoil the effect of a counterion in directing excited-state reactivity.
9
No necklace; that would spoil the effect.
10
Not to spoil the effect, I had to approach on tiptoe and speak in a half whisper.
11
The sack would spoil the effect.
12
Somehow, lace curtains give a room such a dressed-up-for-company air that they quite spoil the effect of beautiful fabrics.
13
It is difficult, I know, to perish with dignity on sixteen and eightpence halfpenny: the odd coppers spoil the effect.
14
He tried hard to look dignified, but one glance at his nose and eyes was enough to spoil the effect.
15
You first, Hippy, because I want Nora to sing Tosti's 'Serenata,' and a comic song afterward will completely spoil the effect.
16
He hoped that the legend could not be read by any of the local folk-itwould spoil the effect of the landing.
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