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Meanings of spurious in anglès
Sinònims
Examples for "misbegotten"
Examples for "misbegotten"
1
The misbegotten Bears experiment does suggest a couple of ways forward, however.
2
Know you his brother Giles?- alittlemisbegotten imp, all head and arms?
3
And of course hardly anyone remembers his misbegotten cinematic debut, Ali G Indahouse.
4
As she went, she wondered what misbegotten instinct had made her suggest drinks.
5
Your brother will believe everything that the misbegotten whore son says.
1
What a bastardly thing to say.
2
These bastardly Acolytes evidently have been exploiting it to draw Okies here, in order to hire the few they need on a competitive basis.
3
A tense ripper full of great performances, including William Talman as the bastardly kidnapper, The Hitch-Hiker is just as relentless as the desert sun itself.
4
'The ornamentation is still bastardly traditional; but never mind; it will do.'
5
"That's the most bastardly thing I've ever heard," he said, awestruck.
1
He is some misbegot thing in time.
2
"I don't want to hear nothing about that misbegot vixen."
Usage of spurious in anglès
1
Of course the reason offered by the Bank of Ireland is spurious.
2
Consequently, data cleaning is of paramount importance in excluding spurious genotyping results.
3
Gruesome as the idea was, I didn't believe the association was spurious.
4
They could no longer cling to spurious claims about how education corrupts.
5
Because I am quite certain this charge will prove to be spurious.
6
Villas-Boas said any comparison between the Lloris incident and others was spurious.
7
Otherwise, I suggest you put some more thought behind your spurious claims.
8
There is no empty space left in the spurious name of security.
9
All these spurious charges should be dropped against him with immediate effect.
10
There was the same fictitious glitter, the same fragility of spurious jewels.
11
The veneer of a spurious civilisation seemed to have fallen from him.
12
The letter ascribed to Aristeas is now generally admitted to be spurious.
13
All this torrent of misleading, spurious stuff that pours from the press.
14
There is also a spurious kind, with difficulty distinguished from the good.
15
With totally spurious sobriety, he nodded, and consented to climb another step.
16
On this principle it interferes to prevent the circulation of spurious coin.'
About this term
Frequent collocations
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Spurious through the time
Spurious across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common