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Zoey Woolf Posted 13 years ago
Vocabulary
American adjective upswept
I'd like to kick off the discussion by wishing Happy New year to all of you;-)
I hope you will have so much fun and peace and all your dreams may come true!
My question though is the following: is it possible that the adjective UPSWEPT belongs to American English?
I didn't find it on my Cambridge advanced learner's dictionary and so I thought it might be American,what do you think about it?
I hope you will have so much fun and peace and all your dreams may come true!
My question though is the following: is it possible that the adjective UPSWEPT belongs to American English?
I didn't find it on my Cambridge advanced learner's dictionary and so I thought it might be American,what do you think about it?
Top answer
w=upswept&ls=a Learner's dictionaries' main failing is their limited vocabulary.
- w=upswept&ls=a Learner's dictionaries' main failing is their limited vocabulary.
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Several dictionaries, including Oxford, list the word: http://www.onelook.com/?w=upswept&ls=a
Learner's dictionaries' main failing is their limited vocabulary.
Learner's dictionaries' main failing is their limited vocabulary.
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