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1 Plain dresses simply do not exist; everything is smothered with elaborate decoration.
2 Here the old man growled something which John smothered with a laugh.
3 To be smothered with a head cold is a superbly evocative expression.
4 The town was soon deluged with mendacious literature and smothered with huge posters:
5 Its host is rapidly enveloped in entangling embraces, smothered with innumerable clinging kisses.
6 Desroches went away, smothered with blessings from the two poor widows and Joseph.
7 All my life, it seems to me, I have been smothered with things.
8 Nowhere else, he said, existed a church so smothered with carving.
9 The state pathologist had also concluded that Susan had been smothered with a pillow.
10 The table was fairly smothered with rare and rich foods.
11 This was smothered with saddle blankets and with sand and dirt thrown from shovels.
12 Eddie plopped a cracker smothered with brie and raspberry sauce into his large mouth.
13 These people need to be smothered with love and compassion until they see the light.
14 Every surface of the house is smothered with paperwork.
15 The wretched country seems smothered with the poisonous plant.
16 The table of Herr Freudenberg was smothered with roses.
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