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Meanings of fancy wrong in English
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Usage of fancy wrong in English
1
If you fancy so, you fancy wrong.
2
Yes, she was standing and looking still, brooding over her fancied wrongs.
3
He was not an I. W. W. growling over real or fancied wrongs.
4
Another fancied wrong exasperated the Provincials at this critical time.
5
Her spoiled youth had left her sensitive to trivial stings, unforgivable to fancied wrongs.
6
There have been of course occasions where I've fancied wrong had been done me.
7
The news never came, but all the more brooded Manetho over his hatred and his fancied wrongs.
8
Truly, she had avenged her fancied wrongs.
9
Nations and men readily engage in killing, either from sport or because of a real or fancied wrong.
10
'And buried some wrongs, or fancied wrongs, in connection with this very matter.
11
But Black Hawk was too old a savage to learn respect for treaties or resignation under fancied wrongs.
12
She begged forgiveness for some fancied wrong, and repeated that a certain man was not guilty of dishonesty.
13
Acastus, to avenge his fancied wrongs, left Peleus asleep on Mount Pellon, having first hidden his famous sword.
14
I listened in surprise and disgust, for she seemed to gloat over the thought of avenging the fancied wrong.
15
What real or fancied wrongs she suffered, we may never know; but those which she inflicted are sufficiently apparent.
16
"Did the man you call Burley hire you to redress his fancied wrongs?"