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Meanings of very edifying in English
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Usage of very edifying in English
1
The kindly, almostly brotherly nature of this union was very edifying to the neighbours.
2
At the finishing of his work he gave a very edifying instance of humility.
3
The sight of these boxes was not very edifying to those who had none.
4
Doubtless, they will prove very edifying, as the theme, of course, was woman's foibles.
5
We went into the second chamber and heard the debates, which were not very edifying.
6
The temple, like much-frequented places of devotion in general, offered a not very edifying spectacle.
7
Her prayer was granted, and the priest pronounced a very edifying discourse over her grave.
8
A very edifying change in life, said the preachers.
9
She kept her own tame chaplain, and she kept him in a very edifying subjugation.
10
But in practice the French invasion did not {171} generally produce very edifying results.
11
She was a nuisance to me, and I am not a very edifying example for her.
12
It was not very edifying, or even instructive.
13
This is not very edifying, to be sure.
14
Was it very edifying and instructive? asked Aglaya.
15
It wouldna be very edifying for a continuance, but once in a way it is enjoyable enough.
16
In short, this was not very edifying.
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