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In the Oxford English Dictionary, the words heroify and heroize, respectively, have the meaning’make a hero of’.
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Yes does It’s called an infix. Has Usage in some other language confined to such examples, but it is a normal feature in some other
languages?
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Yes does It’s called an infix. Has Usage in some other language confined to such examples, but it is a normal feature in some other
languages?
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Yes does It’s called an infix. Has Usage in some other language confined to such examples, but it is a normal feature in some other
languages?
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Yes does It’s called an infix. Has Usage in some other language confined to such examples, but it is a normal feature in some other
languages?
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- 113848 votes
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Yes does It’s called an infix. Has Usage in some other language confined to such examples, but it is a normal feature in some other
languages?
- 310216 views
- 212 answers
- 113848 votes
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In the Oxford English Dictionary, the words heroify and heroize, respectively, have the meaning’make a hero of’.
- 291947 views
- 555 answers
- 107239 votes
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Yes does It’s called an infix. Has Usage in some other language confined to such examples, but it is a normal feature in some other
languages?
- 310216 views
- 212 answers
- 113848 votes
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Yes does It’s called an infix. Has Usage in some other language confined to such examples, but it is a normal feature in some other
languages?
- 310216 views
- 212 answers
- 113848 votes
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Yes does It’s called an infix. Has Usage in some other language confined to such examples, but it is a normal feature in some other
languages?
- 310216 views
- 212 answers
- 113848 votes
