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Julijuly Posted 6 years ago
Grammar
Agony and anguish.
Would it be noticeable if I switched agony with anguish and vice versa? I don't see the point in having two words with exactly the same meaning.
My sincere thanks!
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julijuly Would it be noticeable if I switched agony with anguish and vice versa? In most cases I would suppose not. julijuly I don't see the point in having two words with exactly the same meaning.
- julijuly Would it be noticeable if I switched agony with anguish and vice versa?
- In most cases I would suppose not.
- julijuly I don't see the point in having two words with exactly the same meaning.
- I don't see the point in your bringing this up here.
- Take your complaint to the Royal Academy of the English Language in London.
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julijulyWould it be noticeable if I switched agony with anguish and vice versa?
In most cases I would suppose not.
julijulyI don't see the point in having two words with exactly the same meaning.
I don't see the point in your bringing this up here. Take your complaint to the Royal Academy of the English Language i
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julijulyWould it be noticeable if I switched agony with anguish and vice versa?
Give me some examples. Every case I can think of it makes a difference.
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