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Samerrustom Posted 10 years ago
Vocabulary
bluffing VS deception VS cheat
I am trying to enrich my English vocabulary with some new synonyms that I can use in my IELTS exam.
I would like to ask you if the above three verbs have the same meaning, and which one consider more formally.
Thank you
I would like to ask you if the above three verbs have the same meaning, and which one consider more formally.
Thank you
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samerrustom I would like to ask you if the above three verbs They are not all verbs. The verbs are: bluff, deceive, cheat. They are used in different contexts.
- samerrustom I would like to ask you if the above three verbs They are not all verbs.
- The verbs are: bluff, deceive, cheat.
- They are used in different contexts.
- Bluff - used in a card game where the person pretends to have cards of much greater or lower value.
- He is trying to get the other players to make a bad bet.
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samerrustomI would like to ask you if the above three verbsThey are not all verbs. The verbs are: bluff, deceive, cheat.
They are used in different contexts.
Bluff - used in a card game where the person pretends to have cards of much greater or lower value. He is trying to get the other players to make a bad bet.
Deceive - a general
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