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Meanings of very enterprising in English
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Usage of very enterprising in English
1
The remains must have been those of a solitary and very enterprising straggler.
2
She is, as I remarked to Hesione, a very enterprising woman.
3
They are very enterprising and industrious, and are the chief traders in the Archipelago.
4
He was very enterprising and generous, a prominent figure with the "Forty-niners."
5
She was a very enterprising woman, was the Duchess Vicante.
6
He was very fearless in his person; but, in his riper years, not very enterprising.
7
To my knowledge she owns half a horse, and the whole of a very enterprising kitten.
8
Scipio is a very enterprising and ingenious lad.
9
This business bought him two caps a day, but he was not a very enterprising seltzer pusher.
10
She sounds like a very enterprising young lady Until you dig deeper, as the journalist Kayleigh Donaldson did.
11
They're mischievous, but also very enterprising.
12
It isn't very enterprising, is it?
13
Considering our unprotected positions and the undoubted superiority of their machines over ours, the Turks were not very enterprising.
14
The Japs are very enterprising.
15
He's a traveler in paints and varnishes, and a very enterprising person, as well as an unusually good sort.
16
What a family of moths have rushed in; this big, brown one, with white and red markings, is very enterprising.
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