Examples of 'he must have meant' in a sentence
Meaning of "he must have meant"
he must have meant: This phrase suggests an interpretation or inference regarding someone's intended message, statement, or actions. It implies that the speaker is speculating or deducing the probable meaning or purpose behind another person's words or behavior
How to use "he must have meant" in a sentence
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he must have meant
He must have meant something by that call.
By doing his head in he must have meant bite his kneecaps.
He must have meant something to you.
Alice thought he must have meant " tea party.
He must have meant the world to you too.
God gave us minds . He must have meant us to reason.
He must have meant that we tasted six wines.
Keep forward without fear That 's what he must have meant.
He must have meant something different.
That 's what he must have meant.
He must have meant the painting.
I do not think, so he must have meant.
He must have meant this business of paying calls.
Menopause, he must have meant.
He must have meant the baby.
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He claimed there are 1.2 million affiliates. he must have meant victims.
He must have meant you.
So, what he must have meant in the letter.
He must have meant it as a surprise.
Open hell. he must have meant it for jong.
He must have meant us to reason.
No . Strange . He must have meant something by that call.
He must have meant rats.
Yeah, he must have meant that one.
He must have meant that your behavior might seem to.
So, what he must have meant in the letter… Of course not!
He must have meant him.
He must have meant it as a compliment.
He must have meant unintimidating.
He must have meant something to Mark.
He must have meant it for Jong.
He must have meant Norrbacka.
He must have meant Serin.
He must have meant that all consciousness is painful, which is obvious.
He must have meant for Christian ; by that time Gabrielle was dead.
He must have meant that we are to be like the good Samaritan, right?
He must have meant you, colonel. verily.
He must have meant what the word commonly means in moral contexts, “ morally weak . ”.
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