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To dream of swearing, denotes some unpleasant obstructions in business. A lover will have cause to suspect the faithfulness of his affianced after this dream.

 


swearing
Using swear words to express yourself can mean that there's something within you that needs expressing. Time to acknowledge your feelings and express them in a safe, healthy way. (Try journaling.)
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Swearing
To dream that you are saying swear words, suggests that you need to stop allowing others to harass you. Others see you as someone who they can take advantage of.

Swearing
To dream of swearing, interpret some unpleasant obstructions in business. A lover will have cause to suspect the faithfulness of his affianced after this dream.

Swearing
Dreaming that you are swearing, suggests that you need to stop allowing others to harass you. Others see you as someone who they can easily take advantage of.

duping, duplicity, embezzlement, facade, face, fake, fakement, faker, fakery, faking, false air, false front, false show, falseheartedness, falsity, feigning, feint, filching, fishy transaction, flam, flimflam, flimflammer, forgery, forswearing, ...

In real life, there is a song describing a dream of running away to Vegas, losing all the money, going to California, and swearing to never go back home. It is called "Jamie All Over" by a band called Mayday Parade. I absolutely love the song.

see also: cursing someone magic swearing spell
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Dreaming of the Bible alludes to discretion and sensitivity, and swearing upon one tells the dreamer that despite criticism, their current actions are correct.

Claret, Claret Cup And Punch, Clarionet, Clarity, Disappearing, Mariner, Staring, Submarine, Swearing, Wearing A Skirt, Wearing Lingerie, Wearing Panties
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