Significados de most arrant en inglés

For in this matter of smittal plagues we Highlanders are the most arrant cowards.

Our Northern spring is the most arrant of coquettes,-themost delicious in allurement, the swiftest in retreat.

You are talking the most arrant foolishness.

That is the most arrant nonsense, Fan.

Larn, then, O wayfarer, that the people of Boo Parry are most arrant gentiles, heathens, and carribals.

She is the most arrant respecter of persons I know, and her Christianity is worse than a farce.

Lincoln affirmed that it was "the most arrant Quixotism that was ever enacted before a community."

Sometimes they are the most arrant cowards, and will turn and run away at the slightest appearance of resistance or attack.

I have known some of these men of honour, as they call themselves, to be the most arrant rascals in the universe.

The sweetest face may hide the most arrant egoist, for facial beauty has very little to do with the nature behind the face.

Bully. And it occurred to her that her dreams of flying against a huge full moon were really the most arrant romantic nonsense.

Oh, well, old Bull came round the dormitories last night and heard Peters and Fischer and some other lads talking the most arrant filth.

As to the vaunted popular sovereignty principle, Lincoln declared it the most arrant Quixotism that was ever enacted before a community....

He affirmed that Popular Sovereignty, "the great staple" of the Douglas campaign, was "the most arrant Quixotism that was ever enacted before a community."

"Your daughter is the most arrant little liar I ever knew!"

"I wonder if I'm being the most arrant blackguard!"