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cut to the quick
verb as in abuse
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verb as in belittle
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verb as in displease
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verb as in humble
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verb as in hurt
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verb as in insult
verb as in pain
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verb as in slur
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verb as in traumatize
Example Sentences
Likewise, a later debate about abortion vs. abandonment cuts to the quick for the characters — as when someone asks: which is less of a sin?
But he was cut to the quick by the official discharge.
Taylor Gilbert, the founder and co-artistic director of the Road Theatre Company, says she was taken with how the story “cuts to the quick of relevant issues with humor and heart.”
These are brave films that cut to the quick of alcoholism’s cost.
Hall’s adaptation cuts to the quick of the novel and transfers the shifting, unsettling quality of Larsen’s text back onto the viewer’s shoulders.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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