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Definition of telling in English: tellingadjective ˈtɛlɪŋˈtɛlɪŋ Having a striking or revealing effect; significant. 有力的，有效的；显著的 a telling argument against this theory 反对这理论的一个有力论据。 Example sentencesExamples - Falling at the feet of Jesus in front of a crowd is a telling gesture signifying social inferiority.
- He uses them to telling effect in the account of a peasant woman living alone, who gives the hungry boy shelter.
- The artistes had become more confident after the rehearsals and this had a telling effect on the pace of work.
- The type of shows being shown on television have a very telling effect on the minds of our children.
- I think I'm coming on well fitness-wise, but that flu jab that knocked me back a few weeks ago has had a telling effect.
- Very few might be aware that the name of a person has a telling effect on one's life.
- Some of the most brilliant human resources have died at their most productive age and this has had a telling effect on all sectors of our economy.
- The right word and expression is enough to deliver the punch with telling effect.
- As it happens, this is just one telling detail in a carefully orchestrated tapestry of haunting effects.
- This is unfortunate, because the author is capable of producing telling effects.
- Nevertheless, she is determined to continue with her fight that has had a telling effect on her family.
- After the restart, Italy looked the far stronger, continually launching telling breaks but still failing to find the vital pass.
- A telling and potentially explosive social indicator is the decline in the percentage of teenagers holding jobs.
- These professional hazards have a telling effect on their health conditions.
- This enhanced social capacity would be used to telling effect in the coming years of struggle.
- The figures are not only alarming but they have a telling effect on the domestic debt.
- He was involved in most of his sides scores as he combined with his team mates and either passed to telling effect or was fouled in possession.
- Cynics may scoff at all these; but if only implemented strictly, these measures can have a telling effect.
- There are also significant and telling differences on the question of defense spending.
- The trees and their colours in the paintings had a telling effect on viewers.
Synonyms revealing, significant convincing, persuasive, forceful, striking, potent, powerful, strong, cogent, compelling trenchant, weighty, important, meaningful, influential effective, effectual
Rhymesdwelling, misspelling, self-propelling, spelling, swelling, upwelling Definition of telling in US English: tellingadjectiveˈtɛlɪŋˈteliNG Having a striking or revealing effect; significant. 有力的，有效的；显著的 a telling argument against this theory 反对这理论的一个有力论据。 Example sentencesExamples - He was involved in most of his sides scores as he combined with his team mates and either passed to telling effect or was fouled in possession.
- The artistes had become more confident after the rehearsals and this had a telling effect on the pace of work.
- The trees and their colours in the paintings had a telling effect on viewers.
- Cynics may scoff at all these; but if only implemented strictly, these measures can have a telling effect.
- A telling and potentially explosive social indicator is the decline in the percentage of teenagers holding jobs.
- The figures are not only alarming but they have a telling effect on the domestic debt.
- The right word and expression is enough to deliver the punch with telling effect.
- After the restart, Italy looked the far stronger, continually launching telling breaks but still failing to find the vital pass.
- I think I'm coming on well fitness-wise, but that flu jab that knocked me back a few weeks ago has had a telling effect.
- He uses them to telling effect in the account of a peasant woman living alone, who gives the hungry boy shelter.
- Some of the most brilliant human resources have died at their most productive age and this has had a telling effect on all sectors of our economy.
- Nevertheless, she is determined to continue with her fight that has had a telling effect on her family.
- This enhanced social capacity would be used to telling effect in the coming years of struggle.
- There are also significant and telling differences on the question of defense spending.
- These professional hazards have a telling effect on their health conditions.
- This is unfortunate, because the author is capable of producing telling effects.
- The type of shows being shown on television have a very telling effect on the minds of our children.
- Falling at the feet of Jesus in front of a crowd is a telling gesture signifying social inferiority.
- Very few might be aware that the name of a person has a telling effect on one's life.
- As it happens, this is just one telling detail in a carefully orchestrated tapestry of haunting effects.
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