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refusal to
conform to the
strict discipline of his school.
Alois tried to
browbeat his son into obedience,
while Adolf did his best to be the
opposite of...
- blue-green verb
adverb tumbledown preposition adjective over-ripe noun verb
browbeat adjective verb
highlight verb verb freeze-dry
preposition verb undercut...
- de Chateau, Goku, and Top
berate him for his
dishonorable tactics and
browbeat him into
allowing them to transform, much to Beerus' dismay. They ****ume...
- gurus, and they have
poured out all
sorts of
emotions – some
tried to
browbeat, some
defended their acts and some shed tears. In 1994,
Original Superstar...
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although he felt his
ministers had
taken advantage of his
inexperience to
browbeat him.
After the
December 1910
general election, the
Lords let the bill p****...
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determination of a zealot, the
drive of a fanatic, and the
ability to
convince or
browbeat weaker persons by his
singleness of purpose,
imposing intensity, impersonal...
-
Bulgarian delegation,
where Stalin and
Vyacheslav Molotov attempted to
browbeat them into
accepting Soviet control over the
merger between the countries...
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Karen (slang) Look up
battle axe in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. "A
Browbeating Cultural History of the 'Old Battle-Axe'", MEL Magazine, 2019-11-26 Fran...
- ward off disaster. The
couple moves in with the husband's mother, who
browbeats his wife and
confiscates her ring (an
heirloom from her own mother), and...
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December 2013). "Why Do We
Shape Gingerbread Cookies Like People?".
Browbeat (blog). Slate.
Retrieved 24
December 2013. "Annas Pepparkakor : Pepparkakans...
