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socially

adverb as in with regard to the welfare of mankind

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“Truth and reconciliation” aims to make it no longer socially acceptable or personally necessary to lie about events everyone knows took place.

“Flesh,” Szalay’s sixth novel, follows István, a socially isolated Hungarian teen who through circumstances beyond his control is thrust into London’s upper echelon.

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Many are struggling socially and emotionally, too, making it even harder to move forward.

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Jetten’s socially progressive, pro-European Union stance contrasts sharply with that of Wilders, who has campaigned to close Dutch borders to asylum seekers, shut down mosques and ban the Quran.

He was socially awkward and expelled from school for poor grades - his work badly affected by a bout of scarlet fever.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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