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- noun Plural form of
wronger .
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Examples
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Did you notice how well the Obama right or wrongers worked the refs in the past couple of days?
Obama And Hillary To Appear Together At Washington Fundraiser
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Of course, it won't, and then you can get mad and commiserate with the other Obama right or wrongers and you can all blame Greg Sargent and his undeniable bias.
Labor War: Change To Win Hammers AFSCME For "Lying" In "Deplorable" Pro-Hillary Leaflet
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The fact is that anger makes us confident-that anger is excited by our knowledge that we are not the wrongers but the wronged, and that the divine power is always supposed to be on the side of the wronged.
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A story to show how we are all wronged and wrongers, and avenge one another.
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'Better forbear from vainly writing about the _wrongers_, and return to the story of the wronged.'
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That our Shakespeare, the mighty and the lovely, sometimes permits the good to suffer while their wrongers prosper, I thence infer, not indeed that he regarded them indifferently, but that he had a right Christian faith in a further stage of being where the present disorder of things in this point is to be rectified, and the moral discriminations of Providence consummated.
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Now whenever any man cometh to thee complaining of his wife (and thou unknowing aught of the couple and of their circumstances), thou determinest that the male is the evil-doer and withal thou wottest not that women are often the worst of wrongers and that men are sorely wronged by them.
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They furnish them with school-books, which are filled with beautiful sophisms -- all tending to inculcate principles of endurance of wrong, and reverence for their wrongers.
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That our Shakespeare, the mighty and the lovely, sometimes permits the good to suffer while their wrongers prosper, I thence infer, not indeed that he regarded them indifferently, but that he had a right Christian faith in a further stage of being where the present disorder of things in this point is to be rectified, and the moral discriminations of Providence consummated.
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They furnish them with school-books, which are filled with beautiful sophisms -- all tending to inculcate principles of endurance of wrong, and reverence for their wrongers.
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