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‘Bluntness, Ma’am,’ returned the Major, ‘has ever been the characteristic of the Bagstock breed.
Dombey and Son 2007
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Bluntness: I am no longer confident we will be getting the apartment.
waterdiluted Diary Entry waterdiluted 2005
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Magnitude and Figure, Roughness and Smoothness, and, moreover, the Sharpness and Bluntness found in solid bodies, are percepts common to all the senses, or if not to all, at least to Sight and Touch.
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Magnitude and Figure, Roughness and Smoothness, and, moreover, the Sharpness and Bluntness found in solid bodies, are percepts common to all the senses, or if not to all, at least to Sight and Touch.
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Simplicity, sometimes a presumptuous Bluntness giveth it Being.
An Essay towards Fixing the True Standards of Wit, Humour, Railery, Satire, and Ridicule (1744) Corbyn Morris
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'Bluntness, Ma'am,' returned the Major, 'has ever been the characteristic of the Bagstock breed.
Dombey and Son Charles Dickens 1841
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Bluntness of Saggitarius? how compared to Mars or the Sun for the other "Fire" signs? and how different? has Jupiter always "Ruled" Saggitarius? please explain Additional Details also, why and how is Jupiter associated with "Learning" and
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Bluntness and expediency were not only a coping mechanism, but a way to run an efficient family.
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Bluntness (or honesty in the wrong time and place) can feel like a physical shock, a physical blow to the body.
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Post subject: Bluntness and honesty vs. politeness and white lies
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