noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ VERB
show
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All this is not to say that Basil was incapable of showing normal human impatience or intolerance.
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They show the greatest impatience , and even disgust, when they hear a ranting resolution-maker berating slavery.
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Once more the inhabitants of the northern forests showed their impatience of these delays.
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He waited, showing neither anger nor impatience - nor any shadow of doubt.
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He had never shown impatience or eagerness again.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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After the patience of the last few years, he wrote, why this sudden impatience ?
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All this is not to say that Basil was incapable of showing normal human impatience or intolerance.
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It is a tribute to our impatience and boredom that we are already asking this question three months premature.
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Only - wasn't there a hint of impatience inside his patterns too?
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Partnership continued to elude me, and it embarrassed and frustrated me, although objectively I knew my impatience was largely unwarranted.
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She could see shrugging impatience in his shoulders.
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Yet they paid for his impatience .