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1 sighed
Синонимический ряд:1. longed (verb) ached; craved; dreamed or dreamt; hankered; hungered; itched; longed; lusted; pined; thirsted; yearned; yenned2. murmured (verb) murmured; soughed; whispered -
2 whispered
Синонимический ряд:1. confided (verb) breathed; confided2. hissed (verb) buzzed; fizzed; fizzled; hissed; sizzled; swished; wheezed; whizzed3. murmured (verb) mumbled; murmured; muttered4. sighed (verb) sighed; soughed -
3 dreamt
Синонимический ряд:1. hoped (verb) aspired; hoped2. longed (verb) ached; craved; hankered; hungered; itched; longed; lusted; pined; sighed; thirsted; yearned; yenned3. mooned (verb) fantasised; mooned; mused -
4 hungered
a арх. голодный, заморённый, истощённыйСинонимический ряд:longed (verb) ached; craved; dreamed or dreamt; hankered; itch for; itched; longed; lusted; pined; sighed; thirsted; yearned; yenned
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