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Rex Posted 19 years ago
Grammar

Awe

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— Clive

  • 02br 02br 00Why do you think the cause was her beauty?
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00'Awe' is commonly used today when the meaning is that I like something a lot, but my dictionary mentions 'respect combined with fear or wonder'.02br
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00Why do you think the cause was her beauty? Perhaps it was because she has such a remarkable understanding of English grammar.02br
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01cite10Clive12cite10Of course, both reasons are equally valid for being in awe of the Lady Grammarians on this Forum.12br
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01font10I was completely in awe of her.12font12blockquote
10Beauty is the last thing that comes to mind. This simply means I was very impressed or stunned by her abilities, skills, intelligence, wit, composure, poise, polish, personality -- in total admiration of all her qualities.02br
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