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- noun Plural form of
motorcar .
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Examples
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Retro means smartly playing dumb, as if automobiles were still called motorcars and abstraction were still art's cutting edge.
Last-Minute Reprieve 2008
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A person with 'hot' money can for instance spend large amounts of cash on expensive items, such as motorcars, and sell these items again.
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The way she said "motorcars" made these machines sound very high-class, indeed.
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"motorcars" simply reeked of riches and crushing hauteur.
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We could blame the organization; we could blame the government; we could blame the police force; we could blame the weather; we could blame the food; we could blame the highways; we could blame our own motorcars, our own clothes; we could blame an infinite variety of things.
Lodro Rinzler: The Value of Mistakes in Buddhism Lodro Rinzler 2010
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We could blame the organization; we could blame the government; we could blame the police force; we could blame the weather; we could blame the food; we could blame the highways; we could blame our own motorcars, our own clothes; we could blame an infinite variety of things.
Lodro Rinzler: The Value of Mistakes in Buddhism Lodro Rinzler 2010
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Prior to Selden and Benz, internal combustion engines were considered too bulky to be practical for motorcars.
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We could blame the organization; we could blame the government; we could blame the police force; we could blame the weather; we could blame the food; we could blame the highways; we could blame our own motorcars, our own clothes; we could blame an infinite variety of things.
Lodro Rinzler: The Value of Mistakes in Buddhism Lodro Rinzler 2010
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We could blame the organization; we could blame the government; we could blame the police force; we could blame the weather; we could blame the food; we could blame the highways; we could blame our own motorcars, our own clothes; we could blame an infinite variety of things.
Lodro Rinzler: The Value of Mistakes in Buddhism Lodro Rinzler 2010
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We could blame the organization; we could blame the government; we could blame the police force; we could blame the weather; we could blame the food; we could blame the highways; we could blame our own motorcars, our own clothes; we could blame an infinite variety of things.
Lodro Rinzler: The Value of Mistakes in Buddhism Lodro Rinzler 2010
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