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She regaled us with tales from her first year at college.regaled = entertained
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She loves to regale out-of-towners with amusing stories about the city.regale = entertain
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At dinner, though, he would often regale them with some telling point Demosthenes had made in that day's column. (source)
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Smoking a cigarette, Gertrudis, perfectly at her ease, was regaling them with fantastic stories of the battles she'd been in. (source)regaling = entertaining
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He began to regale her then with tales of other teenage misadventures--from soaping car windows to tepeeing the houses of former girlfriends. (source)regale = entertain
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The first day Boo came, she brought a stack of my photographs and a bagful of vegan carob-chip cookies, which I ate as she regaled me with stories from our photography class exhibition at the Arts Center. (source)regaled = entertained
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He grinned and on the way home regaled her with anecdotes of teaching life.† (source)regaled = entertained
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Clearly, he expects to regale her with tales of the regiment while occasionally refilling her glass with wine.† (source)regale = entertain
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He was hesitant to speak to her, afraid that he'd come off as a wolf, but Harry charged right in, regaling the women with Louie's history.† (source)regaling = entertaining
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His face glows with wine and sentiment as he regales me with the tale of how he wooed Marlena.† (source)regales = entertains
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Apparently this regal man required unusual amounts of regalement.† (source)
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They all stem from his penchant for honor, of course, from his fear that his feelings will fail him, the same fear that makes him love the classic gifts, the regalements, the way he does.† (source)
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Across the table from me, Mychal was working on a new art project—meticulously tracing the waveforms of some song onto a sheet of thin, translucent paper—while Daisy regaled our lunch table with the story of her car purchase, without ever quite revealing how she came across the necessary funds.† (source)regaled = entertained
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I could regale you with tales of how we had great fun on the trip, but I won't.† (source)regale = entertain
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That said, at a luncheon a few months ago he was regaling the table with an utterly scurrilous story about Fred Astaire which I don't feel can possibly be true.† (source)regaling = entertaining
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Oswald regales Marina with tales of Mexico, but also admits that his trip was a failure.† (source)regales = entertains
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