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Angliholic Posted 17 years ago
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He is cheated of his fun
The boy loves to see first-graders pitch fits. It's fun. And now he is cheated of his fun, cheated by this smiling, agreeable little insect in front of him.
Hi,
Does "cheated" in the above mean "avoided" and "averted?" If not, how should I understand it? Thanks.
Hi,
Does "cheated" in the above mean "avoided" and "averted?" If not, how should I understand it? Thanks.
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cheated = deprived of (not given) what he thinks is his [The son was cheated of his inheritance by his stepmother, who had influence over his father.]
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Hi,
he is cheated of his fun
He is deprived of his fun (by what he thinks of as unfair methods).
Clive
he is cheated of his fun
He is deprived of his fun (by what he thinks of as unfair methods).
Clive
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