swearing in Irish
swearing in Irish is mallachtach — swearing means the use of offensive or crude language.
swearing in Irish
mallachtach
(linguistics) The act of swearing, or making an oath.
What does "swearing" mean?
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noun The use of offensive or crude language.
"The referee gave a warning for swearing on the pitch."
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swearing in a sentence
- The referee gave a warning for swearing on the pitch.
- Excessive swearing got the comedian's special an explicit rating.
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What is "swearing" in Irish?
"swearing" in Irish is mallachtach. swearing means: The use of offensive or crude language.
How do you use "swearing" in a sentence?
Example: "The referee gave a warning for swearing on the pitch." In Irish, "swearing" is mallachtach.
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