Deranged and proud of it
I suck at descriptions. Don't make me write one.
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INSOLENCE
[noun]
1. contemptuously or boldly rude or impertinent behaviour or speech.
2. the quality or condition of being insolent.
Etymology: Middle English < Latin insolentia.
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INSOLENCE
[noun]
1. contemptuously or boldly rude or impertinent behaviour or speech.
2. the quality or condition of being insolent.
Etymology: Middle English < Latin insolentia.
[Emek]
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LETHIFEROUS
[adjective]
deadly; bringing death or destruction; bearing death.
Etymology: Latin lētifer, lēti-, combining form of lētum - death.
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LETHIFEROUS
[adjective]
deadly; bringing death or destruction; bearing death.
Etymology: Latin lētifer, lēti-, combining form of lētum - death.
Bereft
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Pronounced:
Ber·eftDefinition:
1. Deprived of or lacking something.
2. : To deprive ruthlessly or by force.Synonyms:
1. Robbed.
2. Destitute.Examples:
1. “They’re bereft of their senses. He is bereft of all happiness.”
2. “The war left them bereft of their home.”
