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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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perjorative in nature
I read this in the urban dictionary, can you say 'pejorative in nature'?
Formed from the word lunchin. A lunchbox is a clueless high kid, who acts stupid, and lacks common sense; usually perjorative in nature.
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Formed from the word lunchin. A lunchbox is a clueless high kid, who acts stupid, and lacks common sense; usually perjorative in nature.
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Yes, I think that's OK, provided it is spelled correctly: pejorative . Arguably the words "in nature" are redundant though.
- Yes, I think that's OK, provided it is spelled correctly: pejorative .
- Arguably the words "in nature" are redundant though.
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Yes, I think that's OK, provided it is spelled correctly: pejorative. Arguably the words "in nature" are redundant though.
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