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Meanings of unusually alert in English
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Usage of unusually alert in English
1
They had rested poorly, but they felt unusuallyalert and strangely calm.
2
He seemed unusuallyalert, nose snuffling at everything, but he didn't show any signs of alarm.
3
His name was Pierce Bolan, and Fisher knew him to be not only absolutely trustworthy, but unusuallyalert.
4
Two youths, unusuallyalert in face and figure, were loading pack horses with heavy brown sacks filled to bursting.
5
His brain, indeed, seemed unusuallyalert, and he got up after a time and prowled about, pistol in hand.
6
Guards, who seemed unusuallyalert and well disciplined, walked the docks, the fences, and the jetties of the harbor.
7
And her mother, looking unusuallyalert and hectic, wore cream and brown also, made up in a more complicated manner.
8
Owing to an injection of morphia-a habit to which he had only lately taken-hefelt unusually fit, and his brain was unusuallyalert.
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That capable executive officer had nothing more to say at present, for his quick mind was already devising methods for keeping the crew unusuallyalert.
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Company G, in full dress, with brass scales on shoulders, look'd, perhaps, as well as any of the companies-themen had an unusuallyalert look.