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MaXmOuSe Posted 21 years ago
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Pique and insult and offend
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0 I think they are different degrees of the same thing, which is to wound or hurt someone's feelings. 02 br 02 br 01 b 00 Pique 02 b 00 is generally used to indicate a temporary state. It comes from a French word meaning "to *** or sting", and that is the sort of meaning it holds in English.
- 0 I think they are different degrees of the same thing, which is to wound or hurt someone's feelings.
- 02 br 02 br 01 b 00 Pique 02 b 00 is generally used to indicate a temporary state.
- It comes from a French word meaning "to *** or sting", and that is the sort of meaning it holds in English.
- "he felt a bit piqued not to be invited to the party".
- " 02 br 02 br 01 b 00 offend 02 b 00 this need not imply a deliberate intention to hurt someone's feelings; it may indicate simply a violation of the person's sense of what is proper or fitting.
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0 I think they are different degrees of the same thing, which is to wound or hurt someone's feelings. 02 br
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01 b 00 Pique 02 b 00 is generally used to indicate a temporary state. It comes from a French word meaning "to *** or sting", and that is the sort of meaning it holds in English. "he felt a bit piqued not to be invited to the party". "When he didn't wi
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01 b 00 Pique 02 b 00 is generally used to indicate a temporary state. It comes from a French word meaning "to *** or sting", and that is the sort of meaning it holds in English. "he felt a bit piqued not to be invited to the party". "When he didn't wi
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