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swear word Noun

— A swear word is a word that is not nice to say and is impolite and/or offensive.

swear word noun

— impolite or offensive taboo word

Synonyms swear word synonyms

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swear word English » English

curse

dirty word

curse word

expletive

cuss

swearword

swear

oath

four-letter word

swear-word

profanity

obsenity

makutu

effing and blinding

bad word

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Language and thought Communication Foolish talk

Obscenity

• What words refer to speech that is considered offensive or improper?
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This stance, however, has not prevented the spread of something for which a German word is used in other languages, too: Angst.

In short, he was a modern Jew in the best sense of the word.

In the international arena, Eban's pen was his sword, and the spoken word his lance.

He was, in the true sense of the word, a self-made man, whose pluck, ambition, drive and inner belief in his destiny carried him to the pinnacle of his achievements.

So far as we know, its leaders have kept their word.

Ironically, President Bush claims that the UN does not follow through on its word.

In a word, yes.

But do not take Clooney's word for it, either (or Johnson's).

In a word, funk.

During recent years, the United States borrowed gigantic sums of money from the rest of the word.

While the US initially demonstrated prudence in word and deed, it quickly understood that the revolts truly reflected the will of the people and acted to align itself with the democratic cause.

Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice's recent tour of Middle East capitals helped spread the word to Egypt, Jordan, Saudi Arabia, and the Gulf states that any US failure and sudden withdrawal would be certain to destabilize them.

National, religious, and cultural identities (for lack of a better word) are being transformed, though less by immigration than by the development of globalized capitalism.

Damage is done from the word go while the end of the road remains obscured.

There's only one word for it: gendercide.

One wonders what a good European word for chutzpa would be.

But word play will get India nowhere.

But it would be a mistake to accept the Conservative narrative as the last word.

News of price increase enriches the early investors, creating word-of-mouth stories about their successes, which stir envy and interest.

The Great Leap Forward had aspects of a Ponzi scheme, an investment fraud which attempts to draw in successive rounds of investors through word-of-mouth tales of outsize returns.

The proposal that was defeated was not sufficiently targeted at pruning back insolvent banks, but it will almost certainly not be the last word, regardless of how Congress now proceeds.