Синонимы
Examples for "flushed"
Examples for "flushed"
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Hope sang in his heart and his face flushed in the dawn.
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Guest flushed with embarrassment; with something deeper than embarrassment; with honest shame.
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Darvo is a child's name, the youngster said; then he suddenly flushed.
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She flushed, remembering just how well he'd used those digits that morning.
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The little houses across the way had flushed red with the sunset.
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I took it from its hook, fluffy sheep and rose-cheeked shepherdess and all, and placed it on the bed.
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Emmanuel thought of Nuremberg: all those rosy-cheeked German boys marching toward defeat.
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Passing onwards, we drove past a rosy-cheeked little fellow climbing a bank.
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Emma, a rosy-cheeked, chubby little thing, when asked her age, could say-
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He is a large, rosy-cheeked, handsome, affable man, and a good disciplinarian.
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She got up, rang for a maid, who came, smiling, white-capped, rosy-cheeked.
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However, the average share price performance post dual listing was less rosy.
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However, all is not quite as rosy as the headline numbers suggest.
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At first family is going to have some responsibility everything is rosy.
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Still, the outlook for the U.S. restaurant industry remains far from rosy.
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Even so, the outlook for the restaurant industry remains far from rosy.
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The forward-looking indicators also appear rosy and, therefore, gloomy for Mr Kerry.
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The bride waited in the rosy glow of the pink lamp shade.
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McCain's advisers were glad to hear his rosy reports from the road.
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Not every story from the weekend box office was quite so rosy.
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On the other hand, research ventures show a less rosy past history.
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Three months on, the government's financial position looks a lot less rosy.
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Finding double-digit growth in India's GDP fog New statistics are deceptively rosy.
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After this we were justified in seeing it in a rosy light.
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In truth, the fine old Irishman was a rosy fellow in canonicals.
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Emmanuel thought of Nuremberg: all those rosy-cheeked German boys marching toward defeat.
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Chick says at first, her son's Canterbury experience was far from rosy.
