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Significados de highly wrought en inglés

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Uso de highly wrought en inglés
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His highly wrought feelings found their vent in a little allowable exaggeration.
Little Novels
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He's more generous than Theroux, and his prose is more highly wrought.
The Guardian
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He seemed to be a mass of highly wrought steel spring.
The Forest of Swords: A Story of Paris and the Marne
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The highly wrought and cumbrous saddle was evidently more for show than use.
The Prairie
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It was foolish, of course-justhighly wrought nerves over this most extraordinary occurrence.
The Mystery of Mary
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Its doors are of bronze highly wrought, but full of fissures.
A tour through some parts of France, Switzerland, Savoy, Germany...
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Before any great event, or operation, Ledyard was supersensitive, highly wrought, and nervous.
The Place Beyond the Winds
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She seemed to him in a highly wrought-up, nervous state.
Tangled Trails: A Western Detective Story
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You will find nothing in classical poetry so poignant or highly wrought as Webster's
English Literature: Modern
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May we not, for the future, predict better and more highly wrought out achievements?
The Jericho Road
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She was too highly wrought up for common interests.
Deerbrook
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We therefore thought it ridiculously small after our expectations had been so highly wrought in San Francisco.
Handbook to the new Gold-fields
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The other is highly wrought abstract movement.
The Irish Times
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Paganini is described as a man of tall, gaunt figure, melancholy countenance and highly wrought nervous temperament.
For Every Music Lover / A Series of Practical Essays on Music
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He wrote long and highly wrought sentences, loving lists of adjectives and clever, Latinate diction and elaborate punctuation.
The Guardian
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This picture is not too highly wrought; though, I confess, it would not long remain a just one.
The Federalist Papers
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