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Meanings of too unwell in English

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Usage of too unwell in English
1
But in December the commission heard Pell was too unwell to appear.
The Guardian
2
Those who have tested positive are not feeling too unwell he said.
Radio NZ
3
The Bishop arranged the services, but was too unwell to attend them.
Pioneers and Founders / or, Recent Workers in the Mission field
4
I am mistress when she is too unwell to attend to it.
Spring Days
5
It is late, and you are too unwell to stay up longer.
David Elginbrod
6
Juliana was declared to be too unwell to see him that day.
Evan Harrington — Volume 7
7
I am too unwell to leave home, so shall not see you.
Life and Letters of Charles Darwin — Volume 2
8
At any rate, she was too unwell to come down to dinner.
The Eustace Diamonds
9
For the following three years, all three were too unwell to attend school.
Radio NZ
10
Mr. Smith was too unwell to go again and I remained with him.
Journals of Two Expeditions of Discovery in North-West and Weste...
11
And, really, my sister is still too unwell to be annoyed.
Honey-Sweet
12
She was too unwell to see anybody, to hold a pen, at present.
Jane Talbot
13
Feverish disorientation gripped my skull; I felt too unwell to move.
Poe's children: the new horror : an anthology
14
I will not see him; say I am too unwell.
Dawn
15
The doctor was feeling too unwell to join the bucket brigade on the roof.
All souls' rising
16
She was too unwell to be in court that day.
The Irish Times
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Too unwell through the time
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