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Oh come now
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Edited by Superpug: 3/6/2016 8:13:05 AMThey don't appear in a standard American English vocabulary, I believe I've heard "briming" (assuming briming is being used as a synonym to full) but never "bereft."
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Yeah, lol, ok pretty much like this then Brimming: full of, over flowing with... Bereft: having none or very little of, empty...
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I'm English and these are both commonly used words here.
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[quote]I'm English and these are both commonly used words here.[/quote] English, english or American English. If American: North, South, East Coast, Midwest, West Coast, I'm curious.
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Edited by BRAX7ON 117: 3/6/2016 8:39:24 AMAmerican, Colorado
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Uk, English.
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Context clues FTW
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Context clues don't provide a definition
