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Meanings of very captious in English
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Usage of very captious in English
1
How very captious you are this evening.
2
Your grandfather grew very captious, Mr. Glenarm.
3
Perhaps the physical atmosphere slightly affected the moral and political, for men's minds were much unsettled, and their tempers very captious.
4
Then he found his mother in a very captious mood, upbraiding him for his long absence, and asking what he had been about all day.