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Samerrustom Posted 11 years ago
Vocabulary

Broke VS Bankrupt VS Busty

Can I use them interchangeably, and which one is better for business mails?
Some examples will be appreciate.
  

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Do not use "busty" as it has an entirely unrelated meaning! "Broke" is informal and is not a synonym for "bankrupt". That leaves you with "bankrupt" which is suitable in formal business communication.

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  • Do not use "busty" as it has an entirely unrelated meaning!
  • "Broke" is informal and is not a synonym for "bankrupt".
  • That leaves you with "bankrupt" which is suitable in formal business communication.
  • Again, I advise you to look them up in the dictionary to ascertain their meanings and usage.
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Do not use "busty" as it has an entirely unrelated meaning!
"Broke" is informal and is not a synonym for "bankrupt".
That leaves you with "bankrupt" which is suitable in formal business communication.

Again, I advise you to look them up in the dictionary to ascertain their meanings and usage.
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samerrustomCan I use them interchangeably, and which one is better for business mails?
Do you mean emails http://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/british/email ?
samerrustomSome examples wi
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