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Meanings of very lame in English
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Usage of very lame in English
1
The horse that was kicked by the mare is still very lame.
2
I am still very lame, and this time has been very strenuous.
3
You could tell him by that, and by his being very lame.
4
An old woman and a daughter, who is very lame, live there.
5
He was not in reality very lame, but accentuated the stiffness.
6
My horse very lame, scarcely able to walk along the stones.
7
He could not go fast, for the beast was very lame.
8
When I was a child at Voa mother was very lame-youknow that.
9
A young girl, very lame, with a mandolin, had just entered the ward.
10
After the bar shoes had been put on, the mare was very lame.
11
Thought I'd better bring him home, though he walked very lame.
12
At sundown, my horse becoming very lame, I was forced reluctantly to return.
13
Some were very tall; one who was very lame led his tiny little boy.
14
The committee made a very lame rejoinder to the President.
15
We marched in artillery formation, all very lame and stiff.
16
I am not very lame, and if I were I would not mind it.
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