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Значения термина ceremonious politeness на английском
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Использование термина ceremonious politeness на английском
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After saluting me with ceremoniouspoliteness, he said in a bantering tone:
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The French are polite, but it is often mere ceremoniouspoliteness.
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The count had seated himself with all the ceremoniouspoliteness becoming a country caller.
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No matter how capricious she could be, he always treated her with ceremoniouspoliteness.
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While the Marchese was dealing, Lorenzi turned to Casanova with ceremoniouspoliteness, saying: My compliments, Chevalier.
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Ralph was silent, and Drogo departed with the same ceremoniouspoliteness, laughing at it in his sleeve.
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At the end of this unwelcome visit, we have the following hit at the ceremoniouspoliteness then fashionable.
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Him I saluted with ceremoniouspoliteness, on account of his years and the venerable dignity of his beard.
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He conducted her to the door, and, with ceremoniouspoliteness, held back the curtain while she passed out.
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She attempted to arise from her crouching position; I approached, and assisted her to do so with ceremoniouspoliteness.
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He lifted them one by one and with ceremoniouspoliteness across the ghastly pile of dead and wounded men.
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He continued clumsily to conceal his love beneath formulæ of ceremoniouspoliteness, which he always used in an absurd fashion.
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Downes got up, and steadying himself by the table, leered at me with lacklustre eyes, and attempted a little ceremoniouspoliteness.
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There was a scrupulous delicacy and a careful and even ceremoniouspoliteness in their attitude toward me which was at once amazing and delightful.
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He received the strangers with ceremoniouspoliteness, and called their attention to the throne or royal seat upon which he had coiled his limbs.
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And Geraldine perceived from Lady Rotherwood's ceremoniouspoliteness that she did not like it at all, though she never said so even to Lady Merrifield.