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Значения термина more vitality на английском
Значения для термина "more vitality" отсутствуют.
Использование термина more vitality на английском
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She had, however, morevitality than her guardian gave her credit for.
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This transmutation of the reproductive energy gives morevitality to those practising it.
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It was sigh or curse, and the latter mode of expression wastes morevitality.
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Hell, even Pricey's got morevitality than this guy.
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The movement spread rapidly over the country, but it possessed morevitality in Ulster than elsewhere.
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And the rollicking, frieze-clad, donkey-galloping school which descends from the earlier Jack Yeats has not much morevitality left.
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He is dying and yet he has morevitality than most people who have another 50 years to live.
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She herself declares that she has much morevitality than people think, and that the doctors may be all wrong.
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It needed morevitality than went with true comfort to deal with a house in an opulent spot and a Rolls-Royce.
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Insisting that the conventions were too academic, Mrs. Stanton urged Susan to inject morevitality into them by broadening their platform.
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It was very low and thread-like; but with morevitality than on the occasion of my first visit to her in the morning.
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William was a little better student than Alexander, and was the leader; he was larger in stature and seemed to have morevitality.
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So carefully did Millet study this work that he first modelled the figure in clay that he might give it morevitality in the painting.
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The slave power had morevitality than slavery itself; and after a third of a century its poison still disturbs the politics of the country.
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The more gross and fantastic will probably disappear as primary education spreads among the people; but the Protestant sects seem to possess much morevitality.
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The bird somehow obtained clothing, in the shape of a coat of feathers, and had morevitality to spare for life-purposes in a falling temperature.