Examples of using Double-edged in English and their translations into Dutch
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Medicine
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Official/political
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Programming
Dagger… double-edged.
He is the double-edged sword, that”comes out of the mouth of God” Apocalypse 1,16; 19,15.
Combine either approach with your double-edged purifying flames,
out of his mouth came a sharp double-edged sword.
suggesting a long, tapered, double-edged blade.
Thus, the outcome of the negotiations proved to be a double-edged sword for the masses.
It was a kind of official double-edged sword, meaning,“we spoke with fork tongue,” as the white man often does.
he held seven stars, and out of his mouth came a sharp double-edged sword.
And flowers in the beginning… The list proved to be a double-edged sword. Oh,
The trait common to all Jack Herer phenotypes is a dazzling double-edged potency- a stratospheric cerebral high underpinned by a breathtaking body-buzz with seismic power.
It is important that Russia does not employ such double-edged measures in the future,
he held seven stars, and out of his mouth came a sharp double-edged sword.
The confusing reality of this double-edged stigma is painfully illustrated by the stories acted out
This double-edged feeling is reinforced by the fact that many Commissioners-designate blatantly played up to the European Parliament during the hearings.
Double-edged, 50 cm long knife beam transmission angle at -45° to 70°.
As I have spent time with Marty, it's become clear he is a double-edged figure.
The whole problem of being involved in a community can be a double-edged sword.
For if a man answer one way it confounds his body, that the Act of Parliament is like a double-edged sword, I have this view,
I have this view… that the Act of Parliament is like a double-edged sword… for if a man answer one way it confounds his body… and if he answers another.
so he is powerful socially, and this double-edged power shows up in his harsh