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couch in

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couch something in something
to express something in carefully chosen or deceptive words. He tended to couch his explanations in arcane vocabulary. She couched her words in an overly polite manner.
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While this is almost certain to result in a couch that remains pristine for years, it also takes away much of the reason for buying an expensive couch in the first place.
A week ago she changed her online profile and now she is ready to host a traveler on her new brown couch in her house in Worcester.
I''ve seen couches as low as $30, although most people probably wouldn''t welcome that particular couch in their living room.
 
 
 
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