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Meanings of vestige in English
Usage of vestige in English
1
Every vestige of action, research or even mention of climate change scrapped.
2
For long hours, Fallion had struggled to find any vestige of power.
3
Not the least vestige of the crucial division is to be seen.
4
There seemed not a vestige of anything modern in the whole thoroughfare.
5
At this point, Muir gave up the last vestige of conventional living.
6
When the high tides are in, not a vestige of sand remains.
7
Of the guards inside the room not a vestige has been found.
8
To-day, the only vestige left there of the Indian are his burying-grounds.
9
The statues of gold and ivory have left not a vestige behind.
10
They robbed all the multitude of mankind of every vestige of importance.
11
He had prayerfully divested himself of the last vestige of his humanity.
12
Not a vestige of white was visible upon the bare stony plain.
13
The labour was lost, for not a vestige of it now remains.
14
But not the slightest vestige of such kinship has yet been found.
15
There was not the faintest vestige of a blush upon her face.
16
It's hard to explain every vestige of the change in our lives.
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United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common