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mean
adjective as in ungenerous
Strong matches
adjective as in hostile, rude
adjective as in poor; of or in inferior circumstances
noun as in average
Weak matches
verb as in signify, convey
Strong matches
Example Sentences
“TiVoing,” meaning to record a show for later viewing, even became one of those generic gerunds, like “Xeroxing” or “Googling.”
Such an ego can only mean disorder and disarray will follow, and “Family Meal” delivers.
“The most intense thing about it was how people ignore you. I mean, it’s extraordinary. And we’ve all been there.”
Entry wall text — there is no catalog — says it “explores how human experience is embedded in the land, presenting the work of artists who endow it with meaning.”
And I go, “I guess, mom, meaning Sharon, just wants the best for you.”
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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