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Meanings of more insults in English

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Usage of more insults in English
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The couple trade more insults as the cameras capture the disturbing moment.
The South African
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If you have any more insults, please get rid of them elsewhere.
North of Fifty-Three
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They poured more insults upon him than they did upon the barbarian himself.
The Black-Bearded Barbarian : The Life of George Leslie Mackay o...
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President Trump has hurled more insults at London's mayor, Sadiq Khan.
Radio NZ
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When Raegar returned to the deck, the Torgun greeted him with more insults.
Secret of the Dragon
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Throwing back one or two more insults, I skipped away up the street.
Venus In Copper
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They smiled contemptuously as they walked away, heaping on more insults for good measure.
The Pilo Family Circus
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Sheen shrugged off Monday's firing with a characteristic mixture of nonchalance and more insults.
Reuters
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He's throwing out more jokes, and just as importantly, more insults to the audience.
Wired
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Many of the tenders rushed to their sides and more insults and accusations were hurled.
Book Four: Tales From Ancient Days
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For several years they plied the hotels in the watering-places, picking up more insults than money.
Jean-Christophe Journey's End
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The crowd about kept pretty quiet, only murmuring together; and cried no more insults at them.
Oddsfish!
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No more insults... No more expensive practical jokes?
Beauty and the feast
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Trump reacted to the news early on Wednesday with more insults, saying he hardly knew Cindy McCain.
Reuters
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So then François snarls some more insults at me and I pay the bill and flounce out.
The Guardian
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He distracts himself from the real possibility of crashing his own car by coming up with more insults.
Real life & liars
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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