Are these two words synonyms?
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In some contexts, yes, for example, when both teams have the same score at the end of a game. Next time, tell us the context because, in this case, there's also " Draw a picture" and " Tie your shoe", and those are definitely not synonymous. CJ
- In some contexts, yes, for example, when both teams have the same score at the end of a game.
- Next time, tell us the context because, in this case, there's also " Draw a picture" and " Tie your shoe", and those are definitely not synonymous.
- CJ
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In some contexts, yes, for example, when both teams have the same score at the end of a game.
Next time, tell us the context because, in this case, there's also "Draw a picture" and "Tieyour shoe", and those are definitely not synonymous.
0anonymous The words draw and tie are synonyms?
Are the words "draw" and "tie" synonyms?
They can be when a game ends with no winner, but not in cricket. I learned it from a book, Cricket for Dummies. My wife bought me the book because I kept complaining how a score of 307 to 4 can be a draw. A tie occurs when at the end of play, the two teams h
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