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Meanings of unmeaning in English
Usage of unmeaning in English
1
I stammered out a few unmeaning words in reply to her invitation.
2
His speeches in council and parliament were copious of words, but unmeaning.
3
The blank, unmeaning stare of its lidless and browless eyes is uncanny.
4
I am no mere curio-monger, no collector of frivolous and unmeaning trifles.
5
A man goes to chapel and hears something most vague and unmeaning.
6
Her caresses had no spiritual fervor, and her benedictions were unmeaning platitudes.
7
Here is nothing imitative or borrowed, and here are no unmeaning generalities.
8
A sport nobler perhaps than others, nevertheless more unmeaning than them all.
9
If vidhitsa be taken with 'dharma, etc.,' the verse would be unmeaning.
10
To a Japanese, who never personifies anything, such innocent irony is unmeaning.
11
James, not knowing what to say, makes some inaudible or unmeaning reply.
12
Can we consider these two series of coincidences as accidental and unmeaning?
13
Avoid all gesture which is unmeaning, angular, abrupt, constrained, stilted, or amateurish.
14
Mr. Heatherbloom was hardly aware of the fact; they seemed but unmeaning shadows.
15
A mere word, an unmeaning sound that fixes no impression on the mind.
16
The nod, the smile, and the unmeaning monosyllable, were returned conscientiously.
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United Kingdom
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