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bother

[both-er] / ˈbɒð ər /






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Cold weather does not bother him, he said, and each game requires unique adjustments.

From Los Angeles Times

That doesn’t seem to bother investors, who have lifted prices up to their highest levels on record, with many setting their sights on the psychologically important $100-an-ounce mark.

From MarketWatch

This is a job where you rent your first home, not buy, and don’t even bother to get a couch or hang your triptych of dogs playing blackjack on the wall.

From The Wall Street Journal

But another government U-turn, this time on digital ID for right-to-work checks, has left them privately wondering if they should bother in future.

From BBC

They were a dullish white from age, but that did not bother me one whit.

From Literature