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Meanings of very crestfallen in English
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Usage of very crestfallen in English
1
Poor Mr. Stork felt very crestfallen at this reception of his well-meaning invitation.
2
The little girl returned to the kitchen with tears in her eyes, very crestfallen.
3
But he was very crestfallen during the remainder of the way, and rather silent.
4
The lawyer joined me again, with a very crestfallen face.
5
Eight very crestfallen high school girls listened to this recital.
6
Then two very crestfallen robbers, holding their hands well aloft, came out on the steps.
7
So poor Sir Harry Towers rode away from Audley Court, looking very crestfallen and dismal.
8
Davy Spink had a very crestfallen, subdued look.
9
I returned to the parsonage, very crestfallen.
10
We threw him a rope, and presently he stood amongst us streaming with water and very crestfallen.
11
Charley walked on in silence, with melancholy look, very crestfallen, his thumbs stuck into his waistcoat pockets.
12
He at last arrived, looking very crestfallen.
13
The two officers looked very crestfallen.
14
My official escort led the way back to the hotel with a very crestfallen air, savage and sullen.
15
This was all the consolation Carlo could get, and he went back to his sister's room looking very crestfallen and anxious.
16
They followed Captain Hartland's advice, but they felt very crestfallen and sheepish for some days after they got back to their own ship.
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