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Stenka25 Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
The meaning of a Latin proverb
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Can you tell me the meaning of the below sentence?
(It would be better if you give it specifically like paraphrasing it.)
A mind conscious of innocence laughs at the lies of rumor.
[The below is my paraphrasing. Please check it out!]
An innocent (= credulous) man tends to laughs at (=ridicule) the rumor which is deceptive.
Can you tell me the meaning of the below sentence?
(It would be better if you give it specifically like paraphrasing it.)
A mind conscious of innocence laughs at the lies of rumor.
[The below is my paraphrasing. Please check it out!]
An innocent (= credulous) man tends to laughs at (=ridicule) the rumor which is deceptive.
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Just a guess: A person who knows he is blameless is unafraid of malicious gossip.
- Just a guess: A person who knows he is blameless is unafraid of malicious gossip.
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Just a guess: A person who knows he is blameless is unafraid of malicious gossip.
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