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Meanings of very reticent in English
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Usage of very reticent in English
1
Most Jewish mystics were very reticent about their experience of the divine.
2
On the subject of coins, once so voluble, he grew very reticent.
3
The trees are high and vaulted there, but the forest is very reticent.
4
The old Indians are all very reticent regarding their religious beliefs.
5
They are very reticent, but consider they have got a clue.
6
Oh, an ordinary-looking person-grave ,quiet ,sensible ,coolas a clock, and very reticent.
7
The U.S. Congress is very reticent to take action unless China does, he said.
8
But governments have been very reticent about any kind of restrictions on advertising unfortunately.
9
You are very reticent as to the point in question.
10
He was very reticent in speaking of his wounds, of which he bore twenty-three.
11
She is very reticent about the facts of her birth.
12
I do not know anything definite about it, as these people are very reticent.
13
Our friends here are very reticent about these disappearances, too.
14
Charles was being very reticent and I certainly did not want to abuse his hospitality.
15
The old cat is always very reticent, and would not ask to be let out.
16
He had strong likes and dislikes, but was very reticent of his expression of them.
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