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Results from ConceptNet 5.8

Sources: English Wiktionary and French Wiktionary
fr scandale (n)
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fr scandaliser Sources: English Wiktionary and French Wiktionary
fr scandale (n)
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fr calabre Source: French Wiktionary
fr scandale (n)
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fr exemple Source: French Wiktionary
fr scandale (n)
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fr chute Source: French Wiktionary
fr scandale (n)
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fr occasion Source: French Wiktionary
fr scandale (n)
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fr donner Source: French Wiktionary
fr scandale (n)
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fr provoquer Source: French Wiktionary
fr scandale (n)
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fr autrui Source: French Wiktionary
fr scandale (n)
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fr indignation Source: French Wiktionary
fr scandale (n)
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fr tomber Source: French Wiktionary
fr scandale (n)
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fr crotone Source: French Wiktionary
fr scandale (n)
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fr italie Source: French Wiktionary
fr scandale (n)
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fr éclat Source: French Wiktionary
fr scandale (n)
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fr mauvais Source: French Wiktionary
fr scandale (n)
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fr commune Source: French Wiktionary
fr scandale (n)
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fr action Source: French Wiktionary
fr scandale (n)
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fr discours Source: French Wiktionary
fr scandale (n)
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fr erreur Source: French Wiktionary
fr scandale (n)
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en scandal Source: English Wiktionary
fr scandale (n)
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fr corrupteur Source: French Wiktionary
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