I'm Finally divorcing my husband 3

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Slang. a disreputable woman. start learning		floozy they haven't chased after young floozies
Excessively sweet; sugary: start learning		saccharine the emails Daphne sent my husband made me want to throw up, so saccharine were they in their adoration
the act of surveying things past (often in the phrase _____). start learning		in retrospect In retrospect, and of course I regret this every day
Latin: et alii (and others). start learning		et al I found out about Daphne et al
Not capable or competent; lacking. start learning		inadequate thousands of women feel inadequate, ugly and old
Angry or awkward; Pol. zrzędliwy, kłótliwy start learning		stroppy t I had saddled him with two stroppy teenage children
sufficiently important, rewarding, or valuable to justify time or effort spent. start learning		worthwhile if I had been able to have a baby I could comfort myself that it had all been worthwhile
The act of diverting from a specified course. Chiefly Brit. an official detour used by traffic when a main route is closed. start learning		diversion it had all been worthwhile rather than a weird diversion
Faithfulness to one's spouse. start learning		fidelity I found out about his infidelity
To get rid of as useless or undesirable. start learning		discard I felt so betrayed, so alone and so discarded
To feel or express sadness for the death or loss of (someone or something). Pol. opłakiwać. start learning		mourn I will have to stop mourning the life I could have had
To dispose of. start learning		dump being dumped was the best thing that ever happened to them.

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