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Madhulk Posted 18 years ago
Vocabulary
Merky morally
What's it mean when you say you don't take to the morally merky?
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don't take to = find it difficult to accept or sympathize with merky -- no such word; you mean murky. murky -- vague, obscure It means, approximately, that you are uncomfortable in situations where it is not clear whether your actions are moral or not. CJ
- don't take to = find it difficult to accept or sympathize with merky -- no such word; you mean murky.
- murky -- vague, obscure It means, approximately, that you are uncomfortable in situations where it is not clear whether your actions are moral or not.
- CJ
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don't take to = find it difficult to accept or sympathize with
merky -- no such word; you mean murky.
murky -- vague, obscure
It means, approximately, that you are uncomfortable in situations where it is not clear whether your actions are moral or not.
CJ
merky -- no such word; you mean murky.
murky -- vague, obscure
It means, approximately, that you are uncomfortable in situations where it is not clear whether your actions are moral or not.
CJ
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Or perhaps that you are uncomfortable with people whose morality is unclear.
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