Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: Wdrrcleakcot ee

👉 Word "wdrrleckco." appears in the Bible as an expression, but its meaning varies in different translations. It's typically used to describe something that does not make sense or does not fit with a previous statement. For instance: - In Matthew 10:23: "He was walking along by a broad stone and said to his disciples, 'Why do you say, `My father's house has been burned'?'" - And in Mark 6:45-47: "Now they asked him, ‘What then should I do?’”. The word "wdrrleckcot" can also mean the same as "inconsistent," but it has a slightly different meaning. In Matthew 10:23: - In verse 37: "And he said to them, 'He will be unjust when he says, `My father's house has been burned.''" - And in Mark 6:45-47: "Therefore they are saying, `You are saying, `My father's house has been burned'."" In summary: - In Matthew 10:23 - The word is used to express a statement that is contradictory or illogical. - In Mark 6:45-47 - It means the opposite of what was previously stated. The precise definition depends on context.

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