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Meanings of personal insults in English

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Usage of personal insults in English
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Facebook Twitter Pinterest Tim Martin accused Cameron of resorting to personal insults.
The Guardian
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Soon my friend's girlfriend was shoving, screeching, lobbing personal insults at me.
The Irish Times
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The personal insults appeared to backfire and Rubio later said he regretted them.
Reuters
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He scoffs at the personal insults, saying they illustrate the government's aggressive mindset.
Reuters
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Parliament rang with vituperation; personal insults flew back and forth.
The Wars Between England and America
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Nothing in the Articles of War requires me to submit to personal insults and abuse!
Changer of Worlds
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Lehmann said the key was to avoid personal insults.
The South African
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It could've erupted into a classic Graney brawl with lots of cursing and personal insults.
Ford county: stories
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Some said journalists had often crossed the line in making personal insults and accusations without proof.
Reuters
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Its actions sent tensions soaring as Kim and Trump traded personal insults and threats of war.
The South African
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Rubio said he now regretted the personal insults.
Reuters
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He told them personal insults against their brother cadet, whose only crime was color, must cease.
Henry Ossian Flipper, the Colored Cadet at West Point / Autobiog...
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The presidential debates in 2009 drew similar attention, although then it was more for the personal insults.
Reuters
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There were straight news stories, serious dissections of his legal arguments and personal insults against him on Twitter.
Reuters
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The two traded personal insults and clashed over how to fix the country's sluggish economy and fight terrorism.
The Guardian
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Parliament descended into a mud-slinging match last night as MPs traded personal insults while debating a members bill.
Radio NZ
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Personal insults across language varieties
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