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Meanings of very uninteresting in English
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Usage of very uninteresting in English
1
The subject appears to have now become very uninteresting to the publick.
2
Our way was very uninteresting, due south to the sea at Rizat.
3
The banks of the river very uninteresting-flat ,desert ,andmimosa bush.
4
For the average man finds life very uninteresting as it is.
5
The weather was very cold, and we travelled through a very uninteresting country.
6
Our old neighbours were very uninteresting-doyou not find them so?
7
Now he saw nothing before him but days of patient and very uninteresting labor.
8
The lady must have thought him a very uninteresting or a very absent-minded companion.
9
It was all very mysterious to her, and very uninteresting.
10
It is a very uninteresting heap, I assure you.
11
Only I think you will find them very uninteresting.
12
I am sure it's very uninteresting except to me.
13
About seventy years ago children's books were very uninteresting.
14
What a very uninteresting affair the love-making would be!
15
But still, reading and writing-theyare very uninteresting elements!
16
Mr. Shaw Lefevre's Commission on the housing of the working classes in Ireland was very uninteresting.
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