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oft

[awft, oft] / ɔft, ɒft /






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Even British ministers, jealous of their oft touted "special relationship" with Washington, have been openly critical of President Biden's decision.

From BBC

This time Putin offered up the fiction, again oft told by Trump and Republican leaders, that the violent Jan. 6 insurrection at the Capitol was an ordinary political protest.

From Washington Post

While the oft used "balsamic vinaigrette" has made the excellent vinegar ubiquitous, it is so much more than just that.

From Salon

For Prime Minister Boris Johnson, oft accused of doing too little, too late to combat the virus, the stakes are high.

From New York Times

“Any good genre, going back to ‘The Twilight Zone,’ has a very human, oft times subversive story to tell and it’s just cloaked in metaphor.”

From Los Angeles Times