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Meanings of blunder in English
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Examples for "sin"
Examples for "sin"
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Jesus said: let he who is without sin cast the first stone.
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In the next the really fundamental and most generalized sin is self-isolation.
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It says 'No sin shall enter there.' Brother, not one little bit.
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Many current movies celebrate sin and therefore won't have a place there.
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Therefore original sin is in the flesh rather than in the soul.
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Moore said: I want another boob job and probably a tummy tuck.
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As if that weren't enough, they'd also given me a boob job.
3
But I know a boob job when I see one-ortwo, rather.
4
NBC isn't fully convinced internet fare can't make it on boob tubes.
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I was indeed dressed again as a big-haired tight-jeaned boob-plumped Jersey girl.
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One more minute; then he'd ask this goof to let him out.
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He and Roland liked to goof-likedto have fun-butthey were careful.
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You gaping goof, I don't have time to explain that to you.
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It took several months, and there was one goof-up after another.
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I know you think you're not worthy of it, you goof.
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If you drop the ball, just pick it up and go again.
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But I didn't realize that until my drop the ball journey.
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The truth is, Eva can drop the ball, just when it is most important.
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All our critical services ran, we didn't drop the ball on any of that.
5
Joseph knew his son was going to drop the ball.
Usage of blunder in English
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We find a similar blunder in Spain, in the time of Cervantes:-
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Volvo attributes the blunder to a battery problem caused by human error.
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Director-General of Health Ashley Bloomfield has already apologised for the border blunder.
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That incident, which NATO called a tragic blunder, triggered widespread violent protests.
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Women are a blunder in the creation, and must take the consequences.
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The blunder has been revealed to be much greater than first thought.
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It was also, as some management sources privately acknowledge, a major blunder.
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In all the classes I attended, I made some kind of blunder.
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In bitterness of fear and self-reproach he at once realized his blunder.
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This blunder in policy may perhaps be attributed to the following cause.
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It is simply waiting for someone to blunder in down the hall.
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May's next major blunder was to call the June 9 parliamentary election.
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Apologize to the lady for the blunder of your godfathers and godmothers.
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In 1610, this stupendous crime and blunder-unparalleledeven in Spanish history-wasperpetrated.
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Despite being below their best until the Doucouré blunder, they passed it.
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The first is fanciful but it would explain Harper's economic forecast blunder.
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