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Meanings of unavowed in English
Usage of unavowed in English
1
She had the answer to her inmost doubt-toher last shameful unavowed hope.
2
If unavowed at first, this purpose did not remain unavowed long.
3
Jacqueline's departure had not given her any unavowed hope of happiness.
4
A great deal of unavowed and unconscious unbelief wears the mask of wise foresight.
5
The unavowed desire implanted by nature enters into his conscience.
6
But these were only isolated or unavowed instances of boldness.
7
But, in her terror, she showed herself a woman: she felt vague remorse, unavowed regret.
8
Yet she remained in his heart, like some love which, though unavowed, is ever present.
9
Yes, that indeed was his unavowed dream, the ambition he dared not confess to himself.
10
Had there been unavowed connivance of the police agents?
11
Some unavowed distrust of her restrained him- adistrustnot of her heart but of her intelligence.
12
A decorous, unavowed delight was slowly penetrating them.
13
The topics to which it wanders are unavowed and hence intellectually illicit; transactions with them are furtive.
14
He knows perfectly well that unavowed motives of personal enmity lie at the bottom of the whole business.
15
Our relation was consequently one of those unavowed affairs in which triviality is the only alternative to tragedy.
16
You accepted my love, unavowed but understood; for I hate those declarations which remind one of a challenge.
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