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But the deconstructionist impulse comes in a variety of flavors, from bitter and minatory (Derrida's brand) to cloyingly sweet, which is the variety Rorty peddled.— www.Perublogs.com Todos los Blogs del Perú
We looked up from the cockpit of our dancing pleasure boat and saw the huge misshapen iron monsters towering over us, minatory, terrible.— Gossamer 1915
Nor had he ever been known to regret the disuse of the ancient custom of excommunication, nor any other diminution of the powers of the priesthood, whether minatory or militant; yet for all this, Parson Dale had a great notion of the sacred privilege of a minister of the gospel--to advise--to deter--to persuade--to reprove.— The International Magazine, Volume 2, No. 2, January, 1851
Threatening, menacing, minatory, abusive The second reference leads us farther.— Public Speaking
Once more the duke resumed his habit of letter-writing, and epistles both supplicatory and minatory were showered upon the Duchess of Angoulęme and the Duchess de Berri.— Celebrated Claimants from Perkin Warbeck to Arthur Orton

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