Sentence examples for it an epithet from inspiring English sources
You know Democrats consider it an epithet, right?
"Vegetative state" is NOT meant as a hate term, even if Discovery thinks it an epithet.
"The right created it and spits it out as an epithet; it has that tone, a sneering quality like they're hanging it around his neck," said Jeff Shesol, a former White House speechwriter under President Bill Clinton.
It's an epithet Youssef himself encourages.
It is an epithet that flies round freely these days.
It's an epithet that Adonis might proudly take as his own.
For the former, bipartisanship is usually a good thing; for the latter, it is an epithet.
He also got his nickname there when an outraged music instructor used it as an epithet after catching Mr. Newman playing a Sousa march from memory rather than from reading the sheet music, which rested upside down on the stand.
I dislike the word hypocrite, because it's an epithet that cynics in the bleacher seats too quickly throw at men on the playing field who simply try and fail.
Neither use of the word refers to sexual activity; it's an epithet, pure and simple.
