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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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contradistinction?
Hi!
Can someone please help me understand this sentence by providing me the context in which we can say this sentence?
I use the ?term "?child" in contradistinction to "?parent" - it does not ?necessarily refer to a ?juvenile.
What could be the scenario where one would say this?
Thanks!
Can someone please help me understand this sentence by providing me the context in which we can say this sentence?
I use the ?term "?child" in contradistinction to "?parent" - it does not ?necessarily refer to a ?juvenile.
What could be the scenario where one would say this?
Thanks!
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Anonymous What could be the scenario where one would say this? You can use that sentence whenever someone is confused about how you are using the terms "child" and "parent" and asks you to explain your usage. CJ
- Anonymous What could be the scenario where one would say this?
- You can use that sentence whenever someone is confused about how you are using the terms "child" and "parent" and asks you to explain your usage.
- CJ
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AnonymousWhat could be the scenario where one would say this?You can use that sentence whenever someone is confused about how you are using the terms "child" and "parent" and asks you to explain your usage.
CJ
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