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Meanings of took liberties in English
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Usage of took liberties in English
1
Young Harvey seldom took liberties; but he looked down from the box.
2
A gentleman present was complaining that Henry took liberties in correcting his pronunciation.
3
It would be a brave king or governor who took liberties with her.
4
Our dragoman, I regret to say, once took liberties with her.
5
I am not aware that anybody ever took liberties with Miss Braddon's texts.
6
You said that I offered you marriage because you took liberties with me?
7
It was a wholesome lesson, though, and no one took liberties with Cheon again.
8
Mrs. Rolland answered, with a stony stare of horror:-'He took liberties with me.'
9
Charley was excited, and in the midst of general indulgence took liberties with his betters.
10
Baron Korff, who perhaps took liberties because she was so young, went on to say:
11
She was a free spirit who took liberties with the form of every song she tackled.
12
Mrs. Fortescue and the baby were the only persons who ever took liberties with Colonel Fortescue.
13
But with my last answer he took liberties.
14
Aunt Caroline never took liberties with burying-grounds.
15
Mark Tapley observed that 'the Americans were so fond of Liberty that they took liberties with her.'
16
Some would-be spectators took liberties by climbing into church property to have a free view of the game.
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