Mortify sentence example

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  • I wanted it to be special for you and managed to mortify both of us.
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  • mortify therefore your members which are upon the earth, " etc. (Col. iii.
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  • mortify so mortified that I had to thank God he was blind.
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  • mortify mortified to see that, from almost every window along my train, a hooligan was proudly dousing the platform with urine.
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  • compendious way to mortify your lusts, then give Christ one look.
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  • mortify sin till we be in Christ; he is our sanctification.
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  • mortify mortified to hear my letter's hectoring presumption read back to me.
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  • mortify'm mortified to admit that Gary Glitter came into my head instead!
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  • mortify 1. If sin be discovered, but not mortified; if there be no endeavor to get it removed.
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  • On the morrow the western horizon would clear again, until some such disaster as that which befell Varus would come to mortify cruelly the pride of an Augustus.
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  • mortify one lust for Christ?
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