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Synonym Posted 15 years ago
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DENOMINATOR
Among those whom I like or admire, I can find no common denominator, but among those whom I love, I can: all of them make me laugh.
What does "denominator" here means? what does the speaker wants to say?
What does "denominator" here means? what does the speaker wants to say?
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no common traits, interests, empathies...
- no common traits, interests, empathies...
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Thanks Mr.Holyduke
I would like to know what the speaker wants to convey..
I would like to know what the speaker wants to convey..
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Basically, the writer is saying the people he admires or likes shares different values/empathies (There isn't good connection between them or they can't find a common ground for conversations - don't get along all that well).
However, the people he loves - he accepts all their flaws and strengths and they make him feel at home. (They have similar tastes and interests, they make each other
However, the people he loves - he accepts all their flaws and strengths and they make him feel at home. (They have similar tastes and interests, they make each other
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