Definitionadj. showing unfeeling resistance to tender feelings
Last update: July 2, 2015
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Flint stone was used for lighting fires before invention of matches. [noun]
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The ancient peoples of the flint, bronze and iron cultures heroically cleared them of their thin forests long eons ago. [noun]
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Hawkeye listened while he coolly adjusted his flint and reloaded his rifle; but the sounds, wanting the extraneous assistance of scene and sympathy, failed to awaken his slumbering emotions. [noun]
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Well, let them," he added, examining his flint; "the leading man certainly comes on to his death, though it should be Montcalm himself. [noun]
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For the bulge of the breast is steep, and ribbed with hoops coming up in denial, concrete with chalk, muricated with flint, and thornily crested with good stout furze. [noun]
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No glaring chalk, no grim sandstone, no rugged flint, outface it; but deep rich meadows, and foliage thick, and cool arcades of ancient trees, defy the noise that men make. [noun]
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A word against his pet child was steel upon flint to Admiral Darling. [noun]
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--Hast thou not," he continued, "made thy face as hard as flint against the truth in all the assemblies of the host. [noun]
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As true as flint was Jacob Armitage, as I'm a born man.' [noun]
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The light again appeared, and this time Edward heard the clash of the flint against the steel, and he was quite certain that it was somebody striking a light. [noun]
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'Na, he would not ware the spark of a flint for him--if they came with the law.' [noun]
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