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• It became a brazen smile. (10)
• He became rigidly practical. (10)
• His face became ashen white. (18)
• I became an example to others. (9)
• He became diffident and silent. (12)
• Soon his face again became serene. (8)
• Adrian immediately became serious. (10)
• Daylight became undesireable to him. (22)
• If she lost him, what became of her? (10)
• If she evaded him, he became enraged. (12)
• She became aware that Hilary was speaking. (8)
• Adrian became more emphatic in his warnings. (10)
• To think that he did, became a theme for pride. (10)
• All those present gave a start and became silent. (12)
• Pole became immediately absorbed in profound thought. (10)
• She became pale and reeled and pulled herself together. (12)
• Everything crystallized in the pearls and became a soul. (12)
• Robert put up a protesting blush of modesty, as became him. (10)
• Captain Evremonde became ten times more voluble and excited. (10)
• Her disillusionment became of the sort which hears derision. (10)
• It became evident that the Downs were flowing back to London. (10)
• The more he admired, the more tremulous and diffident he became. (8)
• He became after a time her attendant, aide, and occasional wit-foil. (10)
• Tom Breeks then retired from the front, and became a unit once more. (10)
• But did you see how pale he became when he heard about General Arnold? (18)
• I soon became a popular figure, and was known for miles in the country. (2)
• The old potatoe-days became pathetically edged with dead light to Emilia. (10)
• He did not lift his voice, but on the level it had taken it became agitated. (9)
• Hardly had Shagpat spoken this, when she became limp with the hearing of it. (10)
• She became, as she had never before been, spiritually tormented and restless. (10)
• Lady Pennon became in consequence one of the stanch supporters of Mrs. Warwick. (10)
• Stooping was not good for him, and he became very dizzy and red in the forehead. (8)
• When June determined on anything, delicacy became a somewhat minor consideration. (8)
• He sneered at the aristocracy, but, beholding a policeman, became stolid of aspect. (10)
• Then she became aware with intolerable disappointment that her husband was not there. (9)
• As the days went by the sergeant became more and more a conspicuous part of the show. (21)
• To watch her sitting there, trying resolutely to mask her anxiety, became intolerable. (8)
• One daughter married M. Ollivier, a French statesman, the other became successively Mme. (3)
• Suddenly he became aware that Mrs. Pendyce was looking at him from the conservatory door. (8)
• On his return to Helsingfors, the capital, he became the leader of the new Finnish school. (3)
• Her tall, full figure lost its majesty and became very human as she came running over to Soames. (8)
• I lost myself in the features of the image, and gradually the secret of its power became clear to me. (12)
• Then he became conscious of a strong ray on his eyelids; he beheld his enemy gazing down on him and swooned. (10)
• Its movements became less wild and large; the zigzags began to shape themselves into something like characters. (9)
• She became breathless, without emotion, but checked by the barrier confronting an impulse to ask, what changes? (10)
• The troops became at length huddled together in a panic, shooting, if they shot at all, blindly and without aim. (19)
• Many of the gentlemen present became notorious as woman-scorners, whether owing to Countess Fanny or other things. (10)
• He became convinced that she must have stolen down-stairs during his colloquy with Laetitia, and listened at the door. (10)
• Sometimes the candles were extinguished, and the melee became greater, till the order and light were restored together. (6)
• He was, to his ill-luck, intensely susceptible, and where he led men after him to admire, his admiration became a fury. (10)
• Then he became aware of the fact that that sweaty mass of flesh was contorting itself to an expression of friendliness. (12)
• He was obviously seeking Christian Wahnschaffe; but in the act of gazing he forgot to look, and his glance became a stare. (12)
• The text of an aria had no real value and became merely a vehicle upon which to place the dazzling vocalization of the singer. (3)
• When finally released, the baboon became wild with rage and attacked the nearest keeper, inflicting a dozen scratches on him. (21)
• All this became gradually evident, and gradually placed Susan before her sister as an object of mingled compassion and respect. (4)
• King Francis of France, years before, had been stricken by death, and thereupon his country became plunged in unhappy civil war. (19)
• The wrist reddened, and became transparent with heat, but he felt no pain, only that his whole arm was thrice its natural weight. (10)
• He asked Westover what he thought of the notion, and Westover gave it his approval, which became enthusiastic when he saw the place. (9)
• She had built it, and wanted the full experience of it; and suddenly she became aware of the fact that it estranged her from herself. (12)
• All eastern Canada, all the country indeed which lay between Detroit and the ocean, became dotted with the settlements of the Loyalists. (19)
• The heat was sweltering, and he became very tired before at last he reached his omnibus, and could sit with the breeze cooling his hot face. (8)
• She became a young lady of fortune, in love with Robert, and concealed by the artifice of the offending gentleman whom Robert had challenged. (10)
• And again he painted the state of his soul, besought her with uplifted hands, then became silent, and with his sombre eyes looked helplessly about. (12)
• The squibs and scandal set afloat concerning him armed his wit, nerved his temper, touched him with the spirit of enterprise; he became a new creature. (10)
• Her head refused to interest her, and left all activity to her legs and her eyes, and the latter became unobservant, except of foot-tracks, animal-like. (10)
• Those framed letters became melancholy objects for contemplation, when Jonathan thought that no posterity of his would point them out gloryingly in emulation. (22)
• When this disquieting news leaked out at Beauséjour, more Acadians became disheartened, and in spite of the threats launched against them, deserted by dozens. (19)

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Definition of became:

• became, be-km’, pa.t. of become.(0)

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