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gall
noun as in nerve, brashness
verb as in upset, irritate
Example Sentences
Trump and his allies channel a palpable anger at individual women for having the gall to walk around like full citizens.
Yet the group’s website has the gall to show both their photos, along with the phrase “Great minds think alike.”
They’ve also left many people who don’t like his message impressed with his cheek, gall and ability to drive the libs nuts.
Obama noted Trump's penchant for using his presidency and campaign to sell merch like gold sneakers and NFTs before laughing at the candidate's gall.
When this bloc gutted the Clean Water Act in 2023, allowing wealthy landowners to destroy crucial wetlands, it had the gall to root its decision in due process.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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