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Meanings of very superficial in English
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Usage of very superficial in English
1
This indicated a very superficial grasp of the subject in the first place.
2
That it is very superficial to be at home and agree with everything.
3
The purring thrill was very superficial, and chiefly palpable over the subclavian vessels.
4
Yet all his general observations on these subjects are very superficial.
5
What Moralists have taught us concerning the Passions, is very superficial and defective.
6
He would bar the very superficial method in which they were put together.
7
Its acuteness surprised Hermione, who thought the Marchesino quick witted but very superficial.
8
The establishment says that boutiques are cutesie-poo, very superficial, very flowery.
9
All very superficial blows which had little lasting effect, except one.
10
Inevitably these first efforts to understand were very puerile, very superficial.
11
Whoever believes this has a very superficial acquaintance with Mozart's biography.
12
There were some insertions very superficial and some extremely deep.
13
We don't know much, yet, except of a very superficial sort, about those days.
14
A very superficial examination was, indeed, enough to shake the credit of the heathen worship.
15
His science was limited to the four rules, and a very superficial knowledge of grammar.
16
They are few in number, and are soon exhausted by blasting, being generally very superficial.
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