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Meanings of bad words in anglès
Socially offensive form of language.
Related terms
Sinònims
Examples for "insult"
Examples for "insult"
1
The military government has said it would pursue all royal insult cases.
2
So don't come here-tomy home-toinsult me and question my work!
3
However, genetic factors may also modify the response to the environmental insult.
4
We said that's an insult, Geingob said as quoted by local media.
5
So it's a clear insult for the people of Afghanistan, Azizi said.
1
The hackers left profanity-laden criticism of both the Spain-based company and Sabu.
2
And when did the priesty side o' ya begin usin' profanity, sir?
3
He possessed that quality in his profanity of not offending by it.
4
The racket and confusion, shouts, profanity and general awkwardness were something tremendous.
5
All his profanity left him; he hung down his head with shame.
1
I added a few swear words that she probably didn't even understand.
2
When we got to the swear words, Marie refused to say them.
3
She told the interviewer she doesn't use swear words in real life.
4
Mr. Lincoln was defending an occasional and judicious use of swear words.
5
And not only swear words-althoughone of these to two of any.
1
Much of what I said, I regret, was punctuated with foul language.
2
Please refrain from foul language, or we will remove your vocal chords.
3
The thing is, Apple TV doesn't keep your foul language to itself.
4
Diego did not seem to be a man prone to foul language.
5
I'll hear her screaming foul language at the top of her lungs.
1
Phil struggled for violent words to match his feelings, then sighed heavily.
2
Had violent words transformed themselves into deeds, all was ready for the crisis.
3
Rafael thought he had offended her, and was sorry for his violent words.
4
But the quarrel, like nearly all our quarrels, did not go beyond violent words.
5
Lucien did not leave, and Napoleon, after a few violent words, became a little calmer.
1
The words they used, even the girl used all the dirty words.
2
Newburgh said the girls that knew all the dirty words were too smart.
3
You used to like it when I whispered dirty words in your ear.
4
They were dirty spaces, where dirty people could use dirty words.
5
You can't believe the dirty words on records these days!
Usage of bad words in anglès
1
He'd been learning the bad words, I gathered, from the other guards.
2
It's only de pain of de leg breakin' out in bad words.
3
Jessica ran through all the bad words she knew in her head.
4
Yet some of the words have spread out, bad words about the dictator.
5
To be fair I haven't heard that many actual bad words.
6
I never thought about its being so dreadfully wicked to say bad words.
7
There is no use trying to deceive me with bad words.
8
This time it cost Dick a severe struggle to refrain from bad words.
9
Why is it that so many bad words begin with D or H?
10
Screens! and strings of bad words which gave Awful the giggles.
11
I don't like bad words; they don't go down my windpipe.
12
I don't blame your anger, my poor dear, but don't use bad words.
13
But each of these bad words was returned to him from the rocks above.
14
Hattie came up and pummeled Rose for her bad words.
15
But Mr. Grimes only said bad words; and kept grumbling, My pipe won't draw.
16
Even to-day, he can scarcely see any creature without scolding and saying bad words.
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Translations for bad words
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Bad words through the time
Bad words across language varieties
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