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bastered

 

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bastered

Part of Speech: Noun

Definition: A derogatory term used to refer to an illegitimate child or a person born to unmarried parents. It can also be used as an insulting term to describe a person with undesirable qualities.

Example Sentence 1: The novel portrayed the struggles faced by a bastered trying to find his place in society.

Example Sentence 2: He was offended when someone called him a bastered due to his unconventional upbringing.

Example Sentence 3: The politician's opponents often used the term bastered to attack his credibility.

Part of Speech: Adjective

Definition: Describing something that is made or done in a way that is not genuine, pure, or legitimate.

Example Sentence 1: The artisan handbags were sold at a high price, but some were disappointed to find out they were bastered imitations.

Example Sentence 2: The company claimed to offer bastered leather jackets, but they were proven to be made of synthetic materials.

Example Sentence 3: The artist was accused of producing bastered artworks by copying famous masterpieces.

Part of Speech: Verb

Definition: To describe the act of treating someone with contempt or disdain.

Example Sentence 1: She couldn't believe he bastered her in front of their friends by mocking her achievements.

Example Sentence 2: The judge scolded the lawyer for basterding the witness during the cross-examination.

Example Sentence 3: He instantly regretted basterding his colleague's opinion without considering their expertise in the matter.

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