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Meanings of too strained in English
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Usage of too strained in English
1
She was too strained to even try to think of a response.
2
Her eyes were just too wide, though, her smile too strained.
3
The soul-yearning of a girl like Antoinette Nowak was a little too strained for him.
4
This was very well, but the mood was too strained and exalted to be depended upon.
5
She has always been too strained, too excitable.
6
His eyes are too tired, too strained.
7
It was not a moment to play on her feelings-theywere too strained to stand any other emotion.
8
It was too strained, too tense.
9
But dealt with it will be, decently or indecently; for the present state of things in England is too strained and mischievous to last.
10
"Up yet, Ray?" came Longstreth's clear voice, too strained, too eager to be natural.