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Meanings of very comely in English
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Usage of very comely in English
1
These officers were very comely, intelligent-looking people with the most good-natured faces.
2
Even Mrs. Mellicent observed, that her nephew made a very comely soldier.
3
I think I have said that Jack was a very comely fellow?
4
Methinks Prudence, Piety, and Charity have very comely and sober countenances.
5
Her Maj'tie appearing very comely in a Gown of silver lace, but Lord!
6
One major had been born at Cape Town; his very comely wife in Barbados.
7
He was a very comely man and leaned much to persuasion, particularly with women.
8
Here we saw Madam Morland, who is grown mighty fat, but is very comely.
9
She is, certainly, a very comely woman, and truly amiable.
10
After all, ten years ago young Skelmersdale may have been a very comely youth.
11
A very comely figure, Doctor, but not very good reasoning.
12
And the one side of her face was ugly, but the other side was very comely.
13
He has two very comely and pleasant wives.
14
Mistress Holliday, despite her thirty-seven years, was still very comely, and she smiled as she replied:
15
Mary is very comely, with long fair hair.
16
Now Hogni was of unusual stature, and stiff in temper; while Hedin was very comely, but short.
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