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    Jeet Heer‏Verified account @HeerJeet 19 Mar 2018

    Jeet Heer Retweeted Philip Clarke

    Bless your heart.https://twitter.com/ClarkePhil/status/974394854817050624 …

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    Philip Clarke @ClarkePhil
    Ten words in the English language that mean one thing but also mean the exact opposite. pic.twitter.com/c4jlSEbO8S
    10:58 PM - 19 Mar 2018
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    • Writing Briefly N Maureen Zielinski Cindy BLaw BLaw BLaw Gamaliel David Nelson Gord wornoff Trevor ddouglas 🌻
    14 replies 45 retweets 248 likes
      1. (((Hampton Stevens)))‏ @HamptonStevens 19 Mar 2018
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        This is dope.

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      1. 𝕬𝖓 801 𝕺𝖗𝖎𝖌𝖎𝖓𝖆𝖑 ‏ @TheJazzyUte 19 Mar 2018
        Replying to @HeerJeet @Patbagley

        English is such a wild language.

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      1. Walter Miale‏ @WalterMiale 19 Mar 2018
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        Bend and unbend

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      1. cgt‏ @cgtzeno 19 Mar 2018
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        Neils Bohr always distinguished his negative intentioned meaning of #10 by qualifying it with ‘very’

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      2. Owe Jessen‏ @ojessen 19 Mar 2018
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        But isn't just sarcasm?

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      3. BC Tiger‏ @plumenom 20 Mar 2018
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        Nowadays I'd say yes. But my older relatives really did mean to be nice with 'bless his heart'. It was just the nicest thing they could think of to say about some people, lol.

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      1. Mike Mitchell‏ @mikemitchell50 19 Mar 2018
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        Bad.

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      1. defixated‏ @defixated 20 Mar 2018
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        Adjective opposites are only approximate. Sanction, cleave, enjoin are cleanest examples. (20 years on, still salty that GRE antonym tested def of 'plangent'...)

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      1. Matthew Elliot‏ @matttbastard 20 Mar 2018
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        Literally.

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      1. Basil’s Rokoïsk‏ @utterlybasil 20 Mar 2018
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        “A bottle of fine wine” vs. “Is the wine good?” “It’s fine.”

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