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Meanings of unmistakable air in English

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Usage of unmistakable air in English
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But altogether there was about him the unmistakable air of a foreigner.
Helen of the Old House
2
Those who attended them had the unmistakable air of zealots.
The Ramrodders: A Novel
3
The nurse approached with a cheery smile, but with an unmistakable air of authority.
The Seventh Noon
4
He wore, under his vagueness, the unmistakable air of surrender to an unfamiliar excess.
The Helpmate
5
Geoffrey spoke quietly, so sanely, with an unmistakable air of knowing his own mind.
The Love Affairs of Pixie
6
Regan licked her lips, studying Darcy's unmistakable air of contentment.
Darkness unleashed
7
They regarded him-and Jenny and Tal and Frank-with a new and unmistakable air of suspicion.
Phantoms
8
Both were immaculately dressed, both had the unmistakable air of belonging to the leisure class.
Ben Blair / The Story of a Plainsman
9
Perfectly groomed and with strong athletic bodies, they had an unmistakable air of pride and confidence.
The book of spies
10
Always dark, he now looked almost gipsy-like; yet he had the unmistakable air of a soldier.
In the Wilderness
11
A gentleman stood before her with an unmistakable air of feeling himself happy in his mission.
A Cathedral Singer
12
Moreover, Ségouin had the unmistakable air of wealth.
Dubliners
13
He had an unmistakable air of the town.
Mother Carey's Chickens
14
Tall, frail, and black he stood, with simple dignity and an unmistakable air of good breeding.
The Souls of Black Folk
15
I wish, he added with an unmistakable air of turning to a subject of real interest.
The Divine Fire
16
Some old houses, like old gallants, bear an unmistakable air of past prosperity, of past affairs.
A Romance of Billy-Goat Hill
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