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Polonted
Greek
Polonted, Polont
Noun: An offensive remark or gesture, or rude indication.
"He stood up and left her with one final polont. 'You never really cared,' he said, 'or you would have remembered my birthday.'"
Adj: Offended, to be hurt by.
"She was polonted because he never sent her the letter he promised."
Verb: To intentionally offend, or make a jab at something, esp. someone close to you.
"He had polonted her his whole life because she had given him up for adoption."
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