swearing

IPA: swˈɛrɪŋ

noun

  • The act of swearing, or making an oath.
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Examples of "swearing" in Sentences

  • Either way, its legacy in swearing is too huge to ignore.
  • Come on, swearing is (and has always been) part of any language.
  • How many other blogs can you find where swearing is so ingrained in the replies that if it is not there you think ...
  • Tuthill added that the ACLU will continue to bring lawsuits until the practice of issuing citations for swearing is stopped.
  • Swearing is also blasphemous (The term swearing has different meanings, positive and negative) You probably meant to use 'rude.'
  • Not of what they said in swearing, which is the most solemn speaking: They have spoken words, and words only, for they meant not as they said; they did verba dare -- give words.
  • “Unfortunately, many police departments in the commonwealth do not seem to be getting the message that swearing is not a crime,” said Marieke Tuthill of the ACLU of Pennsylvania.
  • People who today would no longer dream of saying they are having a "senior moment" or suffering from mild Alzheimer's now laugh about and think they're clever when they say they have "vehicular Tourette's" as they swear in the car at other drivers (though in fact swearing is only one possible, and an uncommon one at that, verbal tic that can characterize TS).

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