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Significados de admonitory em inglês

Of or pertaining to an admonition.

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Expressing reproof or reproach especially as a corrective.

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Uso de admonitory em inglês
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She raised her delicate eyebrows in a most exasperating well-bred, admonitory way.
A Fool and His Money
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Such a display, in such a place, is rational, suitable, and admonitory.
The Stranger in France / or, a Tour from Devonshire to Paris Ill...
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She knew that kindly admonitory tone, that complacent misconception of her meaning.
The Heart of Rachael
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She shot an admonitory glance at her son, who said: Immensely, sir.
The Age of Innocence
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In admonitory tone the chairman said: Tell me to whom you are referring.
Lloyd George: The Man and His Story
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His spirits were too high to notice the admonitory note in her voice.
A Son of the City / A Story of Boy Life
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Hardyman gave her waist a little admonitory squeeze with his arm
My Lady's Money
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But Prudence only struck at him with a gently admonitory hand.
Sheila of Big Wreck Cove: A Story of Cape Cod
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Fenton, with an admonitory gesture toward his subordinate, turned directly toward the staircase.
Agatha Webb
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Brown wrote a variety of essays, generally rather admonitory than humorous.
History of English Humour, Vol. 1 / With an Introduction upon An...
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He put his hand on Piers' shoulder and gave it an admonitory shake.
The Bars of Iron
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Bill Henderson raised an admonitory finger and shook it under the Colonel's nose.
The Valley of the Giants
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Son of a... The old man caught his wife's admonitory glance.
Summer of Night
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But it was long before the distance eclipsed that admonitory finger of the Eiffel.
The Lone Wolf: A Melodrama
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After the passage of other admonitory letters and telegrams, we received the following letter.
Stories from Everybody's Magazine
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She waved an admonitory hand toward the window, and the box went up swiftly.
Love Stories
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