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In my current state, even his glib computer-generated voice was somehow comforting.† (source)
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But my glib answer didn't do justice to the impact the time in his office had had on me.† (source)
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Grant knew that Ian Malcolm had his share of detractors, and he could understand why some found his style too abrasive, and his applications of chaos theory too glib.† (source)
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But he was also disgusted with himself for being so shallow and glib.† (source)
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I'd had to say it so much that it was starting to come out sounding glib and a bit phony.† (source)
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I am only a shadow now, far back behind the glib shiny surface of this photograph.† (source)
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You can check if you'd like,' and Sara thought I was being too glib, I suppose, because then she said she knew for a fact I'd hooked up with Alaska.† (source)
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"Never more," Catelyn lied glibly.† (source)
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He responded with immediate glibness.† (source)standard suffix: The suffix "-ness" converts an adjective to a noun that means the quality of. This is the same pattern you see in words like darkness, kindness, and coolness.
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He's glib, even as he murders his wife and child.† (source)
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I rattled them off glibly.† (source)
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He had pointed out to his sovereign, with glibness taking the place of tact, that the Thief had never so far as he knew been in the command of anyone.† (source)
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feet or donkeys preferred believed to have walked on water often portrayed with arms outstretched known to have spent time alone in the wilderness believed to have had a confrontation with the devil, possibly tempted last seen in the company of thieves creator of many aphorisms and parables buried, but arose on the third dayhad disciples, twelve at first, although not all equally devoted very forgiving came to redeem an unworthy world You may not subscribe to this list, may find it too glib, but if you want to read like a literature professor, you need to put aside your belief system, at least for the period during which you read, so you can see what the writer is trying to say.† (source)
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He could quote glibly from Plato, Nietzsche, Montaigne, Theodore Roosevelt, the Marquis de Sade and Warren G. Harding.† (source)
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Christmas with my uncle was an engagement I could not break, so I traveled across country and joined the local train midway, expecting to find Sebastian already established; there he was, however, in the next carriage to mine, and when I asked him what he was doing, Mr. Samgrass replied with such glibness and at such length, telling me of mislaid luggage and of Cook's being shut over the holidays, that I was at once aware of some other explanation which was being withheld.† (source)
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"Okay, well, see you later!" seemed glib, if not totally inappropriate.† (source)
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