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Meanings of uncommonly kind in English
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Usage of uncommonly kind in English
1
The Emerald Isle has always been uncommonly kind to walkers and ramblers.
2
You have been uncommonly kind in all you have done.
3
Nothing could be more civil; how uncommonly kind and friendly everybody is in London!
4
That's uncommonly kind of you,' said a strange voice.
5
I take it as uncommonly kind of you to bring 'the boys' past my house.
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I tell you he did something uncommonly kind.
7
Darcy is uncommonly kind to Mr. Bingley, and takes a prodigious deal of care of him.
8
I forget who he is-it'squite a well-knownfamily-buthe has been uncommonly kind to Davie.
9
You've been uncommonly kind to me here.
10
Will you have it as a memorial from a fellow to whom you have been uncommonly kind?
11
We thought he was a little queer, but he seemed uncommonly kind and anxious to make us comfortable for the night.
12
Come along, then; she ought to have some one near her besides servants: not but what Jenny, the maid, is uncommonly kind.
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I was uncommonly kind, she was sure, to interest myself about the two gentlemen, and for her blessed Rosa's sake, a fond mother thanked me.
14
'It's uncommonly kind of your Aunt Louisa- 'hebegan again.
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"That is uncommonly kind of him!" Elizabeth cried, clapping her hands.
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" Uncommonly kind of you both keeping her all this while."
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