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Meanings of stoutness in English
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carnositat Usage of stoutness in English
1
But bear in mind that obesity and stoutness are not synonymous terms.
2
The borrowing is often honest enough and comes of magnanimity and stoutness.
3
His stoutness had gone, and he was as lean as Abraham Lincoln.
4
What is the rationale for the admiration of slimness as against stoutness?
5
She was a large, high-bosomed woman, powerfully built, and inclined to stoutness.
6
First time I ever found a-ah-youknow-aconsolation for my-er m-my stoutness.
7
The stoutness of the assertion was sensibly impaired by the question.
8
Her figure was inclined to stoutness and her bearing was proud and confident.
9
She appeared more robust, but the stoutness was accompanied by an anemic weakness.
10
It represented a woman inclined to stoutness, about three and thirty.
11
Obesity, or excessive stoutness, is an undue development of fat throughout the body.
12
He was of middle height, and was rather inclined to stoutness.
13
Those who are inclined to stoutness should use wholemeal flour rather than white.
14
He was of middle height, very dark, and inclining to stoutness.
15
Despite her stoutness, she suffered from what she called shattered nerves.
16
Even Alain, who tended toward stoutness, all but disappeared when he turned sideways.
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