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Meanings of very oppressive in English
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Usage of very oppressive in English
1
The tyrant was gone, and the tyranny had doubtless been very oppressive.
2
After the clear bracing air of Canada, I find London very oppressive.
3
From April to October the nights are close, and often very oppressive.
4
The heat in the tropics was very oppressive, and the horses suffered considerably.
5
The fishmonger answered that he had no objection, the weather being very oppressive.
6
I found it very oppressive at first, but use rendered it more easy.
7
Their rule over Kumaon was said to be very oppressive.
8
It was pitch dark and very oppressive under his hood.
9
All dark-colored clothing absorbs the heat and the sun becomes very oppressive to the wearer.
10
Wind from east and west of north during the morning with hot gusts, very oppressive.
11
To me it is a very oppressive tax, but I believe it may become necessary.
12
His was of black velvet, and very oppressive.
13
The air here is sultry and very oppressive!
14
In the rocky valley in which Muscat lies the heat is very oppressive (124° Fah.
15
There was something very oppressive in the atmosphere, and in the dark solemn scenery which surrounded them.
16
The laws of the empire in that province were very oppressive, particularly in their operation upon travellers.
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