Aún no tenemos significados para "more definite".
1But Innocent suffered more definite defeat in the matter of the Crusade.
2From the waterguard I obtained more definite information regarding the Rossyth base.
3But as time ran on his ideas became more definite and concentrated.
4This force was bivouacked at Castlebar last night, awaiting more definite information.
5When it came it brought the same sensation, but nothing more definite.
6He had more definite knowledge of the next move than had Helena.
7The number of sneezes then became a sign for more definite results.
8Before 1524 the scheme expanded, and settled into a more definite shape.
9Lookers-on asked for more stable executives and more definite lines of cleavage.
10He had hoped for a more definite and a more cordial invitation.
11And close upon my heels were sent others with more definite instructions.
12Mr. Fox himself, however, gave a more definite explanation of the circumstance.
13He rolled up his sleeve and tried again, without more definite results.
14We sent him back, telling him to bring us more definite information.
15Why was not Coleridge more definite in regard to time and place?
16Other men, he inwardly said, had a more definite place and duties.
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