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therefor {adv} [Am. esp. legal usage] [often pronounced "thereFOR"]
1232
dafür
incurred {adj} {past-p} [losses etc.; more often in postpos. than not]
918
erlitten [Verluste etc.]
notwithstanding {prep} [often postpos.]
789
ungeachtet [+Gen.] [geh.]
relig. infidel {adj} [archaic] [often pej.] [unbelieving, godless, also: heretical]
774
ungläubig [gottlos, auch: irrgläubig]
notwithstanding {prep} [often postpos.]
423
trotz [+Gen., auch +Dat.]
snappy {adj} [coll.] [snappish] [often fig.]
393
bissig [auch fig.: gehässig, scharfzüngig]
dusky {adj} [person] [often pej.] [dated]
263
dunkelhäutig [Person]
therefor {adv} [Am., esp. legal usage] [often pronounced "thereFOR"]
160
hierfür
theatre thespian {adj} [often: Thespian]
125
Theater-
regularly {adv} [often]
121
oft
donnish {adj} [Br.] [often pej.]
101
professoral [auch pej.]
nappy {adj} [Am.] [sl.] [often pej.]
92
kraus [Haar]
menial {adj} [often pej.]
80
einfach [nieder; schlicht] [Arbeit betreffend] [oft pej.]
touristy {adj} [coll., often derog.]
77
touristisch
notwithstanding {prep} [often postpos.]
76
unbeschadet [+Gen.] [geh.]
predominate {adj} [Am.] [var. of predominant; often considered wrong]
76
überwiegend
inclined {adj} [often with preceding adv.]
61
veranlagt [oft mit vorangestelltem Adv.]
modern {adj} [up-to-date; often pej.: newfangled]
60
neumodisch [oft pej.]
terrific {adj} [coll.] [extremely good or intense, often used in a sarcastic sense]
53
doll [ugs.] [großartig oder sehr ausgeprägt, oft im ironischen Sinn gebraucht] [vgl. toll]
frequently {adv} [quite often]
48
öfters [österr.] [schweiz.] [sonst regional]
needed {adj} [necessary] [often postpositive]
26
nötig
facile {adj} [often derog.]
19
leicht [Sieg, Arbeit, Aufgabe]
circa {adv} {prep} <ca., c.> [abbreviation "c." often with dates, e.g. born c. 1701]
16
circa <ca.>
sociol. black {adj} [often cap.] [people, community, literature, etc.]
10
farbig [„schwarz“ (in Bezug auf die Hautfarbe)] [pej.] [veraltend]
chez {prep} [Am.] [often hum.] [at, at the home of, at the business place of]
9
bei
esot. hermetic {adj} [often: Hermetic] [characteristic of occultism]
9
okkultistisch
tonsorial {adj} [often hum.] [rare]
9
Haar-
esot. hermetic {adj} [often: Hermetic] [alchemical, alchemistic]
5
alchimistisch [alchemistisch]
cloth. beskirted {adj} {past-p} [often used when the skirt is part of a uniform]im Rock [nachgestellt]
zool. cirrous {adj} [having tentacles or thread-like protuberances, often in tuft- or fringe-like arrays]cirrusartig [mit Tentakeln, Borsten, Wimpern oder dgl., oft in polster- oder fransenartigen Ansammlungen]
ling. Denglish {adj} [often pej.]denglisch [meist pej.]
diehard {adj} [often pej.] [supporter, admirer]eingefleischt [Unterstützer, Bewunderer]
grandiloquent {adj} [often pej.]großsprecherisch [pej.]
relig. halachic {adj} [less often for: halakhic]halachisch
relig. halakic {adj} [less often for: halakhic]halachisch
relig. spec. incarnate {adj} [often postpos.]Fleisch geworden [geh.]
insufficient {adj} [deficient, half-hearted, often also dishonest]halbbatzig [schweiz.] [ungenügend, unzulänglich, oft auch unehrlich, halbherzig]
insufficient {adj} [deficient, half-hearted, often also dishonest]halbpatzig [schweiz.] [Rsv.] [ungenügend, unzulänglich, oft auch unehrlich, halbherzig]
juridified {adj} {past-p} [often pej.]verrechtlicht [oft pej.]
masonically {adv} [often capitalized]freimaurerisch
archi. art furn. moderne {adj} [esp. Am.] [often: Moderne] [art deco]Art-déco-
ethn. negroid {adj} [dated; often considered pej.]negrid [veraltet] [oft als pej. angesehen]
mus. obbligato {adj} [often postpos.]obligat
overrefined {adj} [often pej.]überfeinert [oft pej.]
scraggy {adj} [often pej.]extrem dünn [Person, Tier, Hals etc.]
See? [coll.] [often meant with an air of triumph or satisfaction]Na bitte! [ugs.] [triumphierend]
stodging {adj} {pres-p} [Br.] [coll.] [often pej.]sich vollfressend [ugs.] [pej.]
ethn. hist. Tarascan {adj} [often pej.]taraskanisch
theatre theatric {adj} [here: often pej., sometimes positive: in a typical manner of theatre]theatrig [Theaterjargon; oft pej., manchmal auch positiv gemeint: in typischer Theatermanier]
comp. wontfix {adj} [often capitalized] [a tag in bug-tracking systems stating that a bug will not be fixed][Ein Tag in Bugtrackern, der besagt, dass ein Fehler nicht behoben wird.]
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