New answers tagged word-in-context
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Both are possible. You distinguish between the two by looking at the context with which they are spoken.
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For the OP's wife to feel rightly indignated, her husband should have said,
Honey, you're worthless
worthless /ˈwɜrθ lɪs/
adjective
without worth; of no use, importance, or value; good-for-nothing:
• a worthless person; • a worthless contract.
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