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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Vocabulary

Can two words in context mean the same thing?

In this sentence:If you win over and over at the blackjack tables, you might attain a reputation for success. can you switch attain for earn or something else and sentence will mean th same thing or
is there some small difference I am missing?

Thank you.

ps. Sorry if this is a dumb question.
  

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English is a language rich in synonyms. Often, there is some difference in meaning, but many times there is no difference at all. If you win over and over at the blackjack tables, you might attain a reputation for success.

— AlpheccaStars

  • English is a language rich in synonyms.
  • Often, there is some difference in meaning, but many times there is no difference at all.
  • If you win over and over at the blackjack tables, you might attain a reputation for success.
  • If you win over and over at the blackjack tables, you might earn a reputation for success.
  • If you win over and over at the blackjack tables, you might get a reputation for success.
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English is a language rich in synonyms. Often, there is some difference in meaning, but many times there is no difference at all.

If you win over and over at the blackjack tables, you might attain a reputation for success.
If you win over and over at the blackjack tables, you might earn a reputation for success.
If you win over and over at the blackjack tables, you might get a r
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