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Significados de distressingly en inglés

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desagradablemente

Unpleasantly.

desagradablemente
Uso de distressingly en inglés
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His right hand flexed around air, because his sword was distressingly absent.
The irish warrior
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The collapses had become distressingly frequent with the last year or two.
South Wind
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He was conscious of having been surprised in a distressingly ridiculous situation.
The Mystery of Orcival
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And it was far more distressingly horrible than anything I had anticipated.
Three John Silence Stories
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So again at his first meeting with Elizabeth, Carlos is distressingly mawkish.
The Life and Works of Friedrich Schiller
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There were many setbacks, and progress was distressingly slow but nevertheless sure.
A History of the Nations and Empires Involved and a Study of the...
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On reaching this place Mrs. Yeobright felt distressingly agitated, weary, and unwell.
The Return of the Native
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Its present state, indeed even its immediate future, is dark, distressingly dark.
The Promised Day Is Come
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He was the voice of the fantastically hilarious, distressingly old Mermaid Man.
The Irish Times
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During them, constituents air grievances while sitting on distressingly cheap office furniture.
The Guardian
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Hence, physical activity is distressingly low among patients new to dialysis.
Pubmed
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Words, both in the uttered and the written version, dimmed it all distressingly.
The Centaur
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It's difficult to dislike Clive James, but distressingly easy to dislike his fiction.
The Irish Times
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For spies were at that time looming distressingly large in the public mind.
In the Claws of the German Eagle
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Both sexes are distressingly plain; I saw only one pretty girl amongst them.
To The Gold Coast for Gold: A Personal Narrative. Vol. I
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The future is not such a distressingly unknown quantity as it was then.
Mary Ware's Promised Land
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Distressingly a través del tiempo
Distressingly por variante geográfica
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