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Meanings of very pathetic in English
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Usage of very pathetic in English
1
There was something very pathetic in the steady despair of his voice.
2
She sounded very pathetic and took tiny bites out of the toast.
3
There was to him something very pathetic in this silent resignation of terror.
4
There is something very pathetic in the oblivion that swallows up world-resounding deeds.
5
And, in spite of its improbability, Rosamond Gray is very pathetic.
6
Zaid, the last of the four, presents to us a very pathetic picture.
7
The old rascal grew very pathetic as he warmed up to his subject.
8
The eulogy pronounced by Mr. Melvill was a very pathetic one.
9
He was very fat, the little Georgiev, very swarthy, very pathetic.
10
Grenville's was very fine and much beyond himself, and very pathetic.
11
Her longings, for their sake, for a little quiet home, are very pathetic.
12
A very pathetic, ill-prepared army, Thomas thought, but an army all the same.
13
In his dust-stained uniform and battered hat, he looked very pathetic.
14
There is something very pathetic in the contrast he draws between Saul and himself.
15
Instead of a convulsion, it was something stately and very pathetic to the imagination.
16
Little Andrey Vassilievitch, whom during the retreat I had entirely forgotten, looked very pathetic.
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