каталонский
respectabilitat Honorableness by virtue of being respectable and having a good reputation.
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Somehow or other, respectability-inposition, in morals, in religion, in conduct-waseverything.
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And she will die in the odor of tubbed and scrubbed respectability.
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Formal society proclaimed the family and made it the standard for respectability.
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Our girl no longer maintained even a modicum of respectability at home.
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He liked comfort, and revelled in the sense of security and respectability.
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Nor does he seem any more concerned with respectability, despite The Lady.
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It would conduce to the public, weal, and to their personal respectability.
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The person from whom I had the information is of undoubted respectability.
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As the years went by, Little's hard-won respectability dropped away from him.
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The village, though irregular, had a general air of thriftiness and respectability.
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The respectability of the country's appearance awakened answering chords in his nature.
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It'd had more generations in which to form an oligarchy of respectability.
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The respectability that still clung to him made him the more ludicrous.
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Nor was this all: his very personal respectability was no longer unimpeachable.
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Selfish respectability is most unwholesome in its unhealthy sympathy with selfish respectability.
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It got me the money to make my first play for respectability.
