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"english": "At Pride this year, there was a Bible basher there shouting at them to repent.",
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},
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},
"expansion": "θεούσα • (theoúsa) f (plural θεούσες)",
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"english": "At Pride this year, there was a Bible basher there shouting at them to repent.",
"roman": "Sto Práint aftí ti chrónia, ítan páli mia theoúsa ekeí pou tous fónaze na metaniósoun.",
"text": "Στο Πράιντ αυτή τη χρόνια, ήταν πάλι μια θεούσα εκεί που τους φώναζε να μετανιώσουν.",
"type": "example"
}
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[
"churchy",
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"woman",
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"religious",
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"ipa": "/θeˈusa/"
}
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"feminine"
],
"word": "παπαδιά"
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{
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],
"word": "θρησκόληπτη"
}
],
"word": "θεούσα"
}
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