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Meanings of unbidden in English
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Usage of unbidden in English
1
She said nothing; the words had jumped from her, all but unbidden.
2
The unbidden Lord does not enter there; neither do I venture intrusion.
3
Sometimes he came into her thoughts unbidden, in the long sleep hours.
4
They hadn't been quite what she'd intended, but they came out unbidden.
5
The butler hesitated, and so did the unbidden guest at the door.
6
Her voice again trembled; and unbidden tears again rose to her eyes.
7
He pushed away an unbidden thought that he was grateful for it.
8
In the depths of the glass, figures seemed to be moving unbidden.
9
But the ghost of another love would often rise unbidden before her.
10
Her mother poured out a glass of wine for the unbidden guest.
11
The scene of a few days ago comes unbidden to my mind.
12
His thoughts returned unbidden to the fact that she-shehad liked him.
13
She sat unbidden and watched me intently, benignly ignoring my rhetorical question:
14
A swift rush of unbidden emotion brought her very near to tears.
15
Fragments of my conversation with Mr. Hamilton came unbidden to my memory.
16
Now, unbidden, this man had looked on her and found her fair.
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United Kingdom
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United States of America
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