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(adjective) extremely loud

26

As he went over to his mill Pere Sorel called out to Julien in a stentorian voice

—p.26 by Stendhal
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As he went over to his mill Pere Sorel called out to Julien in a stentorian voice

—p.26 by Stendhal
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(verb) to raise trivial and frivolous objection / (verb) to raise trivial objections to

31

Always more disposed to cavil in proportion as he detected a genuine eagerness on the mayor's part, and otherwise full of suspicion and awe

—p.31 by Stendhal
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Always more disposed to cavil in proportion as he detected a genuine eagerness on the mayor's part, and otherwise full of suspicion and awe

—p.31 by Stendhal
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(noun) good-natured ridicule; banter / (noun) jest

46

This kind of raillery

—p.46 by Stendhal
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This kind of raillery

—p.46 by Stendhal
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(adjective) of or indicative of a peevish ill-natured disposition, sickeningly unpleasant

264

Bilious, Jansenist, and believing in the obligation of Christian charity

—p.264 by Stendhal
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Bilious, Jansenist, and believing in the obligation of Christian charity

—p.264 by Stendhal
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(noun) one that has recently or suddenly risen to an unaccustomed position of wealth or power and has not yet gained the prestige, dignity, or manner associated with it

290

what it takes to make a parvenu like the Countess de Roiville, for example, turn green with envy

—p.290 by Stendhal
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what it takes to make a parvenu like the Countess de Roiville, for example, turn green with envy

—p.290 by Stendhal
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(verb) to invoke evil on; curse / (verb) to utter curses

489

her imprecations against his character

—p.489 by Stendhal
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her imprecations against his character

—p.489 by Stendhal
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(adjective) of or relating to a prostitute; having the nature of prostitution / (adjective) tawdrily and falsely attractive / (adjective) superficially significant; pretentious

522

although disdainful of the meretricious vices he found in most novels, he was at the same time extremely diffident about the merits of his own.

—p.522 by Stendhal
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although disdainful of the meretricious vices he found in most novels, he was at the same time extremely diffident about the merits of his own.

—p.522 by Stendhal
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