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plaintively [Am ˈpleɪn(t)ɪvli, Brit ˈpleɪntɪvli] ADV

plaintively

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All the same, researchers keep on plaintively making the case for traffic lights.

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Not that she was pleased: she sat in a hairy pile and looked plaintively out of the mesh, condemnation in her large, sad eyes.

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Too many women's groups are plaintively asking for better access to the options open to men, on men's terms.

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To "pule" is to cry or wail, or to peep plaintively, as would a baby chick.

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In them, a passel of adorable multiracial girls spoke plaintively to the camera.

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Many of the young people they meet speak plaintively of getting their lives on track, saying that they crave stability and a family.

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Positioned between her thighs, he gazes plaintively into her eyes.

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His mouth gapes slightly, his glass eyes cast plaintively upward.

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A plaintively meowing cat trailed them on their tour, perhaps mindful of the couple's legendary love of felines.

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In the second part, the fellow wants to sleep, and in his dreamy state can not find his tune: finally, he plaintively turns back.

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