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Meanings of very personification in English
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Usage of very personification in English
1
He looked the very personification of impotent viciousness; the incarnation of devilish rage.
2
She had then a spirit that was the very personification of municipal patriotism.
3
Cousin Bessie is the very personification of kindness, and gives me every comfort.
4
Altogether, he seemed to his visitor the very personification of ferocity.
5
Finn became the very personification of action, eager movement, alert interest.
6
Andrew Jackson was the very personification of the contentious, nationalistic democracy of the interior.
7
He was eminently a moral man, the very personification of the truly religious character.
8
Sadly but truly, Ford has become the very personification of what Canada has become.
9
Was it not the very personification of Youth upholding the fainting steps of Age?
10
And is she not, father, the very personification of innocence?
11
He seems to me the very personification of a 'lady's man,'- athorough-pacedcarpet knight.
12
He was the very personification of the seafaring instinct.
13
The impassible face that looked down upon her seemed the very personification of unrelenting justice.
14
He is the very personification of wisdom and benevolence.
15
They seemed the very personification of ancient and modern.
16
A most sorry-looking greyhound slunk along at his heels, the very personification of ravening hunger.
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Very personification across language varieties
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