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Meanings of very dashing in English

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Usage of very dashing in English
1
And he looked very dashing in his scarlet jacket and yellow facings.
The Prairie Wife
2
I meant to tell you at the rehearsal: you look very dashing tonight.
Something about You
3
Everybody looked very dashing and very young, except about the eyes.
The Little Warrior
4
He'll look very dashing in his green cloak and pads.
James Potter and the Curse of the Gatekeeper
5
And she is going to be a very dashing belle.
The Californians
6
He looked very dashing in his uniform, and very drunk.
A good woman
7
Oh, they were all very dashing when we went off.
Men in War
8
Altogether, he looked a very dashing and accomplished nobleman.
For The Admiral
9
Lasalle, too, was a very dashing leader, but he ruined himself with wine and folly.
The Exploits of Brigadier Gerard
10
There was something very dashing and worldly about this boy which seemed to belie his youth.
Full circle
11
Henry and Frederick Lynn are very dashing sparks indeed; and Colonel Dent is a fine soldierly man.
Jane Eyre: An Autobiography
12
We Poles used to think that the cavalry was the place to be-itwas very dashing, very romantic.
La's orchestra saves the world
13
You look very dashing, Mr. Millbank.
A good woman
14
That's not very dashing, is it?
Rakes and radishes
15
And there was something very dashing about him, and yet restrained, like a magnificent stallion held in on a tight rein.
Family album
16
People who know them best tell me that his first attentions were paid to Marian, a very dashing and ambitious young woman.
The Silent Bullet
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