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Significados de
wonted
en inglés
Commonly used or practiced; usual.
accustomed
customary
habitual
Términos relacionados
usual
Uso de
wonted
en inglés
1
As he entered the room he said in his
wonted
hearty manner:
2
A strange odour floated in the air, overcoming that of
wonted
perfumes.
3
The sight of a stranger had its
wonted
lure for the Persian.
4
At the very beginning of danger the colonists exerted their
wonted
energy.
5
Agriculture and the minor operations of trade resumed all their
wonted
activity.
6
She was untaught in art, and making fish-nets was her
wonted
work.
7
It was Carnival Week, and the people had resumed their
wonted
gaiety.
8
Joan of Arc once more plunged into them with her
wonted
zeal.
9
It was some time, however, before the stream recovered its
wonted
tranquillity.
10
On again repairing to the garden, every object assumed its
wonted
appearance.
11
Stunned by the stroke at first, he soon recovered his
wonted
energy.
12
And now she saw her home again with more than
wonted
delight.
13
Then that household resumed its
wonted
course of days until my arrival.
14
His
wonted
walking exercise had to be curtailed, and at last abandoned.
15
Then he shrugged his shoulders, and his face resumed its
wonted
serenity.
16
Salvat answered the judge's earlier questions with his
wonted
weariness and politeness.
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Sobre este término
wonted
wont
Verbo
Indicativo · Pasado
Adjetivo
Colocaciones frecuentes
wonted cheerfulness
wonted energy
wonted place
wonted self
wonted health
Más colocaciones
Wonted
a través del tiempo
Wonted
por variante geográfica
Reino Unido
Común