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mordacious

[mawr-dey-shuhs] / mɔrˈdeɪ ʃəs /


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Warton contents himself with what he calls “a sensible criticism,” taken from Harrison, a Protestant minister, and one of the partners of Holinshed’s Chronicle; it is as mordacious as a periodical criticism.

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Hard, mordacious, no man's friend … that was the David Drennen who at P�re Marquette's f�te sought any quarrel to which he might lay his hands.

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Unable longer to endure the lash of his mordacious wit, Shaynon turned and left them alone on the balcony.

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