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Her words were wholly void of meaning.
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Her words were completely meaningless.
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What she said was completely meaningless.
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What she means is reasonable in a certain sense.
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What she said did not make sense.
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What she says is right in a sense.
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Her excuse added up to nothing.
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Her dress is not to my taste.
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Her explanation of the problem added up to nonsense.
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Her explanation of the problem was nonsense.
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Her explanation of the problem made no sense.
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Her excuse resulted in nothing.
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I was very glad that she took my side.
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I was happy that she took my side.
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It was through his influence that she became interested in ecology.
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What she wrote is true in a sense.
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What she wrote is true in a sense.
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Although they are twins, they have few interests in common.
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They're eating high on the hog.
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They are not illiterate in the sense that they can not read or write at all.
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