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Meanings of active exertion in inglés
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Usage of active exertion in inglés
1
A moment of active exertion succeeded, during which the fore-yard went into its place.
2
I might begin a new life- alifeof active exertion.
3
I have fewer illusions; what I wish for now is active exertion- astakein life.
4
There was no hurry, no confusion, though all were engaged in the most active exertion.
5
The active exertion, with intervals of placid drifting along the land-locked shore, somewhat soothed him.
6
His uncle Julius was too fond of active exertion to play such a part well.
7
It is not that any active exertion is necessary,-thatthere is anything which requires doing.
8
Then dreams are more productive than active exertion!
9
Chambers, all the eloquence, and, indeed, all the active exertion, of O'Sullivan to make Charles quit the field.
10
In future he swore to insist on the carriage, however confidently she might assert the need of active exertion.
11
Whatever may be the reason, it is manifest that voluntary enlistment needs the spur of active exertion and solicitation.
12
The fever had scarcely departed, when a profound melancholy took possession of me, which entirely disqualified me for active exertion.
13
Her nerves had given way, now that the need for active exertion was past, and were almost at the breaking point.
14
I need not speak to you now upon this, but active exertion is still more necessary to a good sea officer.
15
But it was not so; I was the same in strength, in earnest craving for sympathy, in my yearning for active exertion.
16
It is meritorious to refrain from evil; but it is better still to achieve something by active exertion, which shall deserve commendation.
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