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smote

[smoht] / smoʊt /


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There was seltzer on tap and whole grapefruits for the taking, debates about how capital investments will either save us or smote us, sessions with titles like “Facilitating Investments toward a 1.5 Degree Future.”

From Washington Post

Both candidates have spent most of the last week in the Panhandle and the state’s Big Bend, the area where Michael smote Florida as a Category 4 hurricane with sustained winds of 155 mph.

From Washington Times

And on they smote, the crowd captivated by their commitment.

From The Guardian

So Diana wondered if she’d sometimes mutated, in his imagination, into the conflation and the cause of all his little castrations, the leering source of everything that smote and failed him.

From The New Yorker

On the one hand, Milo was useful because he smote their enemies – us.

From The Guardian