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Meanings of very restful in English

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Usage of very restful in English
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The journey across Sweden, through the canals and lakes, was very restful.
Autobiography of Andrew Dickson White — Volume 2
2
Well, an election isn't a very restful time, even for the onlooker.'
The Philanderers
3
The result is a very restful space that features furniture by Porro Contract.
The Irish Times
4
After all this, Fano was very restful in the quiet sunset.
Sketches and Studies in Italy and Greece, Second Series
5
The view from here, showing the bend of the river, was very restful.
The Created Legend
6
It was a home of rugs and books, and very restful.
A Man and a Woman
7
It is very restful to sit down by a calm person.
The Golden House
8
It is a very restful thing to have such a friend.
Elsie's Womanhood
9
It was all very restful and pleasant, like talking to an intelligent dog.
England and the War
10
There followed a very restful two days for Dwight Towers.
On the Beach
11
It was all very restful, and Muriel was undeniably sleepy.
The Way of an Eagle
12
It is all very restful, after a day of perturbation.
The Twenty-Fourth of June: Midsummer's Day
13
And I find that calm poise of hers very restful.'
The Pool in the Desert
14
After that whole thing I think he should have a couple of very restful days.
Reuters
15
A bit bucolic, by all accounts, but very restful.
Hex and the city
16
Her room was very restful-looking that night to Jean, tired after a long day's junketing.
Penny Plain
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