Sentence example with the word 'keyed'

keyed

Definition adj. fitted with or secured by a key

Last update: August 12, 2015


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In fact, she was so keyed up when she reached her apartment that she decided to call her best friend with the news.   [Please select]

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Still they'd kiss all right if properly keyed up.   [Please select]

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Nerves keyed high often created the illusion of reality.   [Please select]

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No one could remain keyed to that pitch many hours.   [Please select]

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His muscles had regained their toughness and flexibility, and above all, the intense desire for freedom had keyed him to supreme effort.   [Please select]

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What would the effect be on wild folk tortured by hunger and keyed to the pitch of frenzy by suspense.   [Please select]

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To be keyed up to a battle-pitch, and then to have the battle deferred, is a trial of flesh and spirit.   [Please select]

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Genet therefore went on his mission to America keyed to measures which were audacious but which can hardly be described as reckless.   [Please select]

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The people of Mbonga were keyed to the highest pitch of hysterical excitement.   [Please select]

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He was almost sorry; and yet it keyed him up to see that there was some necessity "to still play the gentleman."   [Please select]

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As it receded be observed that the lowest course stones was laid on a bronze foundation, that keyed in wide bronze grooves.   [Please select]

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