Definitionn. unoriginality as a result of being dull and hackneyed
Last update: September 21, 2015
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Due to staleness he is unable to work. [Please select]
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But Lord Salisbury's retirement, Unionist divisions, the staleness of the ministry, and the accumulating opposition in the country to the Education Act of 1 9 02 and to the continued weight of taxation, together with the growth of the Labour movement, and the antagonism to the introduction of Chinese coolies (1904) into South Africa under conditions represented by Radical spokesmen as those of "slavery," made the political pendulum swing back. [Please select]
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Though numerous traces of the havoc of the night remained, he knew, from the staleness of the weasels' scent, that his foes had departed. [Please select]
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I have never come back otherwise than stronger, and rested, the fatigue and staleness all gone, buried deep in something living. [Please select]
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He seemed to bring a new freshness into my life when I was beginning to feel the staleness of it. [Please select]
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