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Meanings of wondrous beauty in English
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Usage of wondrous beauty in English
1
His sudden determination faded beneath the glorious light of her wondrous beauty.
2
Oh, wondrous beauty of those eyes which are dried by the Lord Jesus!
3
It was a day of wondrous beauty, the first Sunday in July that year.
4
It must be a strange mixture of blood-lines that could produce such wondrous beauty.
5
She was of wondrous beauty in her proud, hold bearing-inher imposing, majestic tranquillity.
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The statue proved to be a Daphne of wondrous beauty.
7
Too, she is an elf of wondrous beauty, with many other talents as well.
8
Of all her wondrous beauty nothing remained but her fine eyes, dimmed and sunken.
9
His religious life rebloomed in wondrous beauty and sweetness.
10
Even Augustine had found the world a place of wondrous beauty, despite his anguished spirituality.
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We look at a fine picture and our hearts are warmed by its wondrous beauty.
12
Yet it could not be denied they were of wondrous beauty, white as polished marble.
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There was a thoughtful, tender expression on her face that softened it into wondrous beauty.
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He had seen the sun of a woman's wondrous beauty, and long followed it afar.
15
I have seen her often, and I tell you, Jane, she was of wondrous beauty.
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It was the very perfection of a day-autumnmeant to die in wondrous beauty that year.
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