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Meanings of very confidential in English
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Usage of very confidential in English
1
Influenced by like suit, Action in a matter of very confidential sort.
2
Brydges lowered his voice to an altogether amused and very confidential key.
3
The boy became at once very confidential, and entered on the family history.
4
During the next half-hour Nick Smithers and the young lady became very confidential.
5
Joe Atlee had been despatched on a very confidential mission by Lord Danesbury.
6
I've noticed that he and George have been very confidential lately.
7
After the ladies had gone, Mr. Sandys became very confidential about Jack's prospects.
8
Nino became very confidential and linked an arm in his as we went away.
9
Mrs. Dinneford was very confidential in these interviews not concealing her aversion to Granger.
10
Most of the stuff I deal with is very confidential.
11
I don't know that they were ever very confidential.
12
He was a bright young fellow, and he and Sam had suddenly become very confidential.
13
No, Eversmann, tell him I have something very important to say to him-somethingvery confidential.
14
With very confidential persons I have doubtless disapproved of the principles and practices of his administration.
15
Now, see here; this is very confidential work.
16
Then the boy was brought down, and they were all very confidential and very unhappy together.
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