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superabundância
Catalan
plètora
Extreme excess.
embarrassment
plethora
overplus
Portuguese
superabundância
embarrassment
plethora
overplus
1
The resolution has no practical consequences other than political
embarrassment
for Borissov.
2
Suddenly in the midst of the general
embarrassment
my godfather exclaimed brutally:
3
The General felt her
embarrassment
and busied himself in stirring the fire.
4
In Turkey, the crisis in Syria is much more than an
embarrassment
.
5
It will be a great
embarrassment
to the USA, the tweet said.
1
A
plethora
of genetic association analyses have identified several genetic risk loci.
2
Simon's story is surely fitting with 2017's
plethora
of airline horror stories.
3
Thus the resulting
plethora
of humanoid-inhabited planets in various stages of development.
4
There's a
plethora
of great graphics that you can send as images.
5
It's a marquee staple that brings together basketball's
plethora
of different cultures.
1
This
overplus
,
deducting the expenses, is real wealth added to the land.
2
In
overplus
of strength we have the measure of a man's greatness.
3
Nature must therefore have provided some place for the escape of the
overplus
.
4
We were restless and untrained, with an
overplus
of spirits difficult to control.
5
Thou wilt not have one farthing
overplus
at death and judgment.
1
With him, sincerity in art was a fetish; in life, a
superfluity
.
2
They might seem therefore to be both a
superfluity
and an incumbrance.
3
Now and again the
superfluity
of ashes encroached on the live coals.
4
The vacuity and the
superfluity
are thus partially compensated by each other.
5
We have all that in common, the accusation of senescence and
superfluity
.
6
Its utter
superfluity
-
the
perfection
of her victory without it-waswhat galled him.
7
He can fulfil the law with ease, and earn God with
superfluity
.
8
I presume you have no
superfluity
of this commodity at your command.
9
Some are distinguished by a
superfluity
,
others by a deficiency of undergrowth.
10
They had shed
superfluity
,
unlike those around them, who lived for it.
11
There was about him no
superfluity
of build, of gesture, of voice.
12
Is it not very strange that this
superfluity
should make him miserable?
13
The present
superfluity
of words is the result of the warfare.
14
But I protest against the dandelions and the
superfluity
of groundsel.
15
The
superfluity
had become a necessity, and Knight was in love.
16
Believe me, there is no
superfluity
in the world so easily dispensed with.
superfluity
such superfluity
have a superfluity
mere superfluity
sheer superfluity
utter superfluity
Portuguese
superabundância
excesso
pletora
Catalan
plètora
demesia
superfluïtat