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1 uprkos
• despite• for all• for• notwithstanding• in spite of• in defiance• however -
2 bez obzira na to
• despite; nonetheless -
3 inat
• despite; malice; spite -
4 pakost
• despite; mal; malevolence; malice; spite; spitefulness; venom; virulence; virus -
5 uprkos svim naporima
• despite all effort -
6 uprkost svim nap
• despite all effo -
7 uprkos
• after all; athwart; despite; for; for all; however; in contempt of; in defiance; in despite of; in scorn of; in spite; in spite of; in the face of; in the teeth of; notwithstanding; tho; tho' -
8 prezir
• contempt; despite; disdain; scorn; sniff; spurn -
9 preziranje
• abomination; contempt; despite; slight -
10 prkos
• contempt; contumacy; defiance; despite; pursline; spite; spitefulness -
11 uprkos nečemu
• in despite of -
12 zloba
• animosity; despite; envy; iniquity; mal; malevolence; malice; malignity; mischievousness; rancour; spite; spitefulness; venom; virulence; virus
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