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Meanings of unctuousness in English
Catalan
untuositat Spanish
exagerado elogio Synonyms
Examples for "unction"
Examples for "unction"
1
In that time I must receive the extreme unction of the Church.
2
A person thus set apart receives the unction of the Holy One.
3
The President pronounced the last sentence with oratorical unction, and around him.
4
And I was certainly not the last to begin-especially at extreme unction.
5
You can put more savor and unction into it than I can.
1
From the beginning, she had ignored a certain oiliness in his voice.
2
For the first week without bathing, the skin's oiliness remained constant.
3
If correctly mixed, the emulsion, on cooling, will adhere without oiliness to glass.
4
The oiliness, the public theft, the cowardice, the welter of sin!
5
Steward, for looking us up, the Jew took up the idea with insulting oiliness.
1
Capital berated Bonbright; labor was inclined to fulsomeness.
2
If this were flattery, tone and manner robbed it of fulsomeness, rendered it subtle beyond the coarser perceptions of the man.
3
The Chancellor's sense of proportion is curious, but may perhaps be condoned as of a piece with the fulsomeness of the day.
4
He was savouring to its utmost fulsomeness the supremest joy which animal man can ever know-thejoy of looking on a fallen enemy.
5
Cecil Rhodes, of course, had declared himself officially in accord with the High Commissioner, and even praised him to a degree of fulsomeness.
1
And so, men, drive your wives, beat them out of their self-consciousness and their soft smarminess and good, lovely idea of themselves.
2
They are stalked by a jigsaw-faced man who calls himself Stuntman Mike, played with grizzled smarminess by John Carpenter veteran Kurt Russell.
3
The thought of being subjected to his smarminess was simply too much to bear -and I lived here when Giuliani was mayor.
4
We have a vice of love, of softness and sweetness and smarminess and intimacy and promiscuous kindness and all that sort of thing.
5
'Ah, but you're not familiar with my background, James, my curriculum vitae.' The smile and the smarminess vanished.
Usage of unctuousness in English
1
At Strouther and Streckfuss's, Mr. Strouther came up and said with reeking unctuousness:
2
A mixture of creepy unctuousness and childhood regression to Mummy.
3
In a flat voice stripped of its former unctuousness, he said, "Is this really necessary?"
4
He smiled as he spoke with the unctuousness of a villain administering poison in a bouquet of roses.
5
Brother Baker's unctuousness angered Bud Perkins.
6
Mr. Kemp, counsel for Sala, rolled them out with unctuousness then paused for the Judge to write them down.
7
They admire his unctuousness.
8
When used as an ingredient in cooking, cheese can add both flavor and texture: either unctuousness or crispness, depending on circumstances.
9
Priestly arrogance and unctuousness, and trickeries and casuistries, cannot be painted without our discovering a likeness in the long Italian gallery.
10
The texture is almost as remarkable as the flavor: silky smooth, with an unstoppable unctuousness that coats your palate long after the first taste.
11
Check for seasoning -it will need plenty-add in some olive oil to give it a whiff of unctuousness, before serving with the stew.
12
This will lenify the inside of the intestines by its unctuousness, and by that means bring away that which is contained in them more easily.
13
The creamy unctuousness of the fresh-caught tuna combined with the sharp acidity of citrus and earthiness of herbs made this such a joy to eat.
14
"We strive to please, Your Majesty," Henke replied with a certain unctuousness.
15
"I am afraid that is impossible." The abbess's voice lost its unctuousness, turning cold.
16
"Hypocrisy as well as unctuousness."
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Translations for unctuousness
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Unctuousness through the time