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It seems that no matter how suspicious or slighted spouses are, they'd rather see their partner pay out of their pocket than end up in jail.

Jordan, whose talent for handling dull clients was equalled only by his acute sense of self-importance, would feel slighted.

Many hours have passed and my only company was "just a dog, " but I did not once feel slighted.

it was an oratorical opportunity not to be slighted.

Poles felt slighted, even though the system's replacement turned out to be bigger and better.

Do not always fell yourself slighted, you must know your influence first.

You might feel slighted by your sweetheart, and if so, it's likely to be an unintentional offense.

Even the feeling of being in love does not occupy our thoughts as much as the feeling of being slighted by another person!

You will be censured, slighted, and despised, by every one connected with him.

Because for the fear of beauty, I am not abrupt, they dare not profane, do not hate the slighted, they dare not meet.

Instruction was bilingual in Pilipino and English, although it was often claimed that English was being slighted.

More significant perhaps is the political division, with the east long feeling slighted by Gadhafi's government and his allies in the west.

His suggestion was slighted over by his parents.

We men are imperfect beings, so conflicts among us are unavoidable. Inevitably, we sometimes feel injured, insulted, or slighted.

The least persuasive argument is the one that suggests a slighted Mr Yanukovych might fall into Russia's arms.

But angry crowds, slighted by the downgrading of the charges, attacked the defence team as itleft court, and bashed cars and people.

Or maybe the boss slighted you years ago but you're holding onto that grudge like a dog on a bone?

She slighted several major authors in her survey of 20th-century fiction.

Some leaders do not belong to this clique, by which they are even slighted, pushed asideor attacked.

She felt slighted because no one spoke to her.

And the political thread remained unbroken: France's greatness must never be slighted.

He tries to fend off these overeager and pushy friends without their feeling slighted.

and I am in no humour at present to give consequence to young ladies who are slighted by other men.

I felt slighted by her indifference.

They slighted Mary by not inviting her.

They also said that they feel slighted when the government refers to cigarettes as "sin" products.

She felt herself slighted.

It is nearly as bad as to be slighted.

He slighted no one.

I am in no humour to give consequence to young ladies who are slighted by other men.

be slighted, pushed aside or attacked

Miss slighted, I mind it