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deodorant
noun as in something that freshens
Strongest matches
Strong matches
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Example Sentences
While it’s true that those acts are minor, allowing them to occur en masse and without penalty touches the fairness nerve: “How is it fair that I pay my subway fare and I purchase my own deodorant when scores of others do not, and are not seeing any punishment?”
A gang of about 15 youths, according to his mum, arrived and punched him to the ground, stamped on him, stabbed him in the back of his head, and attempted to set him alight using a lighter and a deodorant spray.
“But you haven’t showered in a week and a half and you’re putting deodorant on, and all these sprays, trying to make yourself look like you don’t live in your car.”
I’m not judging—I went through an ill-fated “natural” deodorant phase myself.
I’m not judging—I went through an ill-fated “natural” deodorant phase myself.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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