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Meanings of very pertinent in English
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Usage of very pertinent in English
1
I was destined to meet, however, with another though very pertinent hindrance.
2
Nor did the questions themselves seem very pertinent to the object of investigation.
3
So it's a very pertinent word and a very beautiful word.
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And the question is a very pertinent one, and very difficult to answer.
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What, indeed, are they to reply when he puts the very pertinent question:-
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A verse in the emblems is very pertinent upon the violence of this dispute:-
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Your question relating to the co-operation with the teachers seems to me very pertinent.
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Sir Edward Goschen proceeded to put a very pertinent question:
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I might have followed this train of thought farther, and to very pertinent conclusions.
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A very pertinent question, well worth thinking of at home.
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From these he comes to a very pertinent conclusion, viz.
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But he was very pertinent in the application, insomuch that he made poor Mansoul tremble.
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That is certainly a very pertinent question, Captain Alick.
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Mr. Mivart's question (Darwin, O. S., p. 189) is a very pertinent one.
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Joe's mind seemed to leap ahead of the story, and he made a very pertinent question.
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Holly asked a very pertinent question.
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