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She had never made the mistake of thinking that because his grief was facile it was any the less strong and real.

The lay of the land and the lack of a powerful suzerain state to defend them made the Riverains facile prey.

A great man dies not with so mean a jest, and Tyburn was untouched to mirth by Shotland's facile humour.

(Then annoyed with their facile humiliation): Get up, sheep!

Then I am of a peculiar disposition—I own that—far from facile, without address, in some points eccentric.

The girl's vain and facile temperament required but little encouragement to abandon itself in utter confidence.

Sheep are the most facile and fertile source of nett income on the estate.

There is no justification for such conduct, and it becomes a facile way for shirking duty, and evading responsibility.

It was just that he did not possess a facile, money-making fertility, but he ranked higher on that account.

You will find many people to flatter you, to tell you facile, surface truths; let me for once tell exactly my meaning.