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06-Jan-2007, 05:07
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bullied
He always talked about being god fearing, but he bullied others. How mean!
What is the meaning of `bullied', and `How mean!' here?
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06-Jan-2007, 07:31
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Re: bullied
If you bully someone, you attack them physically or verbally to make them unhappy, especially when you are stronger, more powerful, etc. 'How mean' = how unpleasant/unfair
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Re: bullied
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He always talked about being god fearing, but he bullied others. How mean!
What is the meaning of `bullied', and `How mean!' here?
To bully means to frighten people who are weaker.
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07-Jan-2007, 05:17
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Re: bullied
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To bully means to frighten people who are weaker.
Thank you (Hary smith and Tdol)
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07-Jan-2007, 08:32
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Thank you (Hary smith and Tdol)
You are welcome!
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