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Meanings of very dusty in English
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Usage of very dusty in English
1
It is very hot, very dusty, very tiresome in the court room.
2
The heat in Colombo is very great, and the roads are very dusty.
3
The road was very dusty and carried the wind-blown traces of automobile tires.
4
You are very dusty, sir; you must have travelled a long distance to-day.
5
It was a warm July day, and it was very dusty.
6
Only tents were available here, and the camp was very dusty.
7
It was hot, much hotter than Bombay -and very dusty.
8
London was very hot, very dusty, and as dreary as Walter had anticipated.
9
Prospect, though healthy enough, is wind-swept, very dusty, and quite devoid of shade.
10
From the ceiling depended crystal chandeliers in bronze fittings, very small and very dusty.
11
I found a number of good books, but very dusty and in great confusion.
12
The next four days were very hot and very dusty.
13
They stood higgledy-piggledy, one on top of another, and they were all very dusty.
14
The counterpane was very dusty; and oh, such moth-eaten blankets!
15
The country very fine, only the way very dusty.
16
But the train was very warm and very dusty.
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