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Significados de blandness en inglés

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insipidez

Lacking any distinctive or interesting taste property.

insipidez

The quality of being bland and gracious or ingratiating in manner.

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Examples for "smoothness"
Examples for "smoothness"
1
Rucking up the smoothness of all her long, hard years of work?
The Slow Regard of Silent Things
2
The smoothness of his manner was gone; his tone expressed mortal anxiety.
In Clive's Command: A Story of the Fight for India
3
But in the later oration there is a greater finish and smoothness.
Daniel Webster
4
He spoke with enthusiasm of the smoothness and swiftness of the journey.
The Light in the Clearing: A Tale of the North Country in the Ti...
5
The rocky way may prove safer than the slippery path of smoothness.
The Majesty of Calmness; individual problems and posibilities
1
The surprised waiter explained with all suavity: The price of the breakfast.
We Can't Have Everything: A Novel
2
In social intercourse the younger cousin's good-humour and suavity were practically indestructible.
The Price of Love
3
Tired and worn, there was still a remarkable suavity in his bearing.
The History of Sir Richard Calmady: A Romance
4
Manuel, with great suavity, had overset the former and defied the latter.
Plotting in Pirate Seas
5
But at sight of Judge Whipple on the steps his suavity returned.
The Crisis — Complete
1
We cannot settle this problem by diplomacy and suaveness, by "policy" alone.
The Souls of Black Folk
2
Clark McKay was a vision of suaveness, pure and simple.
Dead air
3
There was none of the suaveness, the delicate responsiveness of her late host at Porchester House.
Peter Ruff and the Double Four
4
That suaveness served Brosnan well while playing a variation on Tony Blair in Roman Polanski's The Ghost .
The Irish Times
5
When Carvalho impressed it was not with his usual suaveness but with the hair-raising lunge that sent the ball behind when Eto'o nearly outstripped him.
The Guardian
Uso de blandness en inglés
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He moved along with it, amazed by the blandness of the presence.
Hell House
2
It is adding, they suggest, to a worrying blandness in musical tastes.
The Guardian
3
However impatient he may have been with her blandness he said readily:
Main Street
4
It reflects a wildness and a kindness, and rejects blandness and self-importance.
The Irish Times
5
Embedded in the blandness of the Corn Belt were plenty of Jokers.
The Long Earth
6
She represents good taste without the blandness which this term so often implies.
The Irish Times
7
Yet we can't just blame the industry for the blandness of its output.
The Guardian
8
Watson, of course, could do no more than respond with dollops of blandness.
The Guardian
9
Jewish cooking today has a reputation for blandness, not entirely unearned.
97 orchard: an edible history of five immigrant families in one ...
10
A smile of luxurious blandness spreads over the face of the young man.
Walking-Stick Papers
11
She threw into her smile all the blandness her sex alone can command.
The Heart of Unaga
12
The day was over and Madame's blandness was convincing evidence of her satisfaction.
Life and Gabriella: The Story of a Woman's Courage
13
They are chalk and cheese, blandness and bile, candy and acid.
The Guardian
14
His blandness had all vanished, his grey eyes were as hard as steel.
The Cinema Murder
15
Today, the only choice is between two forms of blandness.
The Irish Times
16
In time we were conveyed onwards into the padded blandness of a transit area.
The Guardian
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Translations for blandness
portugués
insipidez
catalán
insipidesa
Blandness a través del tiempo
Blandness por variante geográfica
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