Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun An element in many words of Greek origin, meaning heavy, dull, hard, difficult, etc.
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Examples
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Rifqa Bary is the 17 year old convert from Islam to Christianity who fled from her parents because she fears for her life.
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"The Internet became her church," says Williams, who calls Bary "by far the most passionate Christian I think I've ever met."
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But his aesthetic on the record isn't very African -- part of "Bary" sounds like it swipes its ideas from "Just the Two of Us" -- and I wish his tunes were a bit grittier and featured more of the dynamic rhythms of his homeland.
Chicago Reader 2010
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Further, Bary Bonds and Mark McGwire were extraordinary talents before their use of these substances.
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Half the Democratic Party at the time sided with Bary Goldwater against the Voting rights Act. New York City was a bastion of anti-Union sentiment during the Civil War epitomized by the draft riots.
Matthew Yglesias » Rep Trent Franks: Blacks Were Better Off Under Slavery 2010
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The move led Andrew Bary of ProPublica to remark, "He seems to be saying do as I say, not as I do."
St. Warren No Longer David Weidner 2011
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Price, who lives north of Orlando in De Bary, said in a brief interview last month he is not an attorney and never told anyone he is.
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And nice to see Rifqa Bary honored – I sent her a Christmas card; I wonder if she got it?
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Price, 77, who lives in De Bary, north of Orlando, doesn't see it that way.
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Half the Democratic Party at the time sided with Bary Goldwater against the Voting rights Act. New York City was a bastion of anti-Union sentiment during the Civil War epitomized by the draft riots.
Matthew Yglesias » Rep Trent Franks: Blacks Were Better Off Under Slavery 2010
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