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Meanings of yet unmistakable in English
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Usage of yet unmistakable in English
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As if in answer there came another groan, low, hollow, yet unmistakable.
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For Madame d'Etranger thenceforth appeared in their rooms, veiled yet unmistakable, every afternoon.
3
The watery, yet unmistakable trail meandered into stores and out, seemingly at random.
4
A suppressed yet unmistakable titter caught the throng, ran through it, and was gone.
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A few moments later the voice of a man-very diminished and yet unmistakable-camepulsing down the mountain-side.
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In words of gentle yet unmistakable reproof the mother said: Son, why hast thou thus dealt with us?
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Her smile was faint, yet unmistakable.
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Turning to the disciples, He asked in tones of gentle yet unmistakable reproof: "Where is your faith?"
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The voice is slight yet unmistakable, but the mindset remains as firm, if not steely, as it has always been.
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What I was seeing was smeary and monstrous, the distorted, fourth-dimensional counterpart of a book, yet unmistakable for all that.
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The latter sentence was spoken not as a mere phrase of courtesy, but with intention, with quiet yet unmistakable significance.
12
For all the fairness of her own coloring, there was a similarity-moresensed than seen, yet unmistakable-betweenher face and the Queen's.
13
There they were, washed out yet unmistakable: dozens of gray-toned photos of my father, my mother, and me...
14
The discussion ended for, to Mark's amazement, who should come up the walk, veiled indeed, yet unmistakable, but the lady of the tree?
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The change, indescribable yet unmistakable, which comes over a human face when the warrant for its dissolution has gone forth, struck her at once.
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Has the breeze of God blown away the mists of his confusion and shown him his ideal, very far away perhaps, yet unmistakable and clear?