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Meanings of surpass in in English
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Usage of surpass in in English
1
Nothing could surpass in my life the pleasure of those four weeks.
2
The mosaic pavements in this Museum surpass in richness any in the world.
3
The reception was to surpass in grandeur any fête ever held in Ellan.
4
Never did Nero or Heliogabalus surpass in tyranny the representatives of the Convention.
5
The palms surpass in number and variety all their sylvan brethren.
6
Their assemblages greatly surpass in numbers those of the pinnated grouse already described.
7
Of all dogs, none surpass in obstinacy and ferocity the Bull-dog.
8
He made our dreaming: shall it surpass in its making his mighty self?
9
The rays emanating from Tycho surpass in extent and interest any of the others.
10
It was to surpass in bounty of achievement all foretelling.'
11
For once we have something that can surpass in beauty anything that Venice can show.
12
But the manuscripts bought by the library far surpass in size and importance those earlier sales.
13
I am writing them in the style of Caesar, whom I hope to surpass in this.
14
They will be found to surpass in number and excellence anything heretofore offered in a school-book.
15
Your years surpass in some measure my own.
16
The Tencterians, besides their wonted glory in war, surpass in the service and discipline of their cavalry.
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