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DISCERNIBLE
‘Dear’ this adjective is now so commonly used that it may be used without any discernible in terms of endearment.
Is the above sentence written right? or do I need to change any words?
Discernible - notice or realize.
Is the above sentence written right? or do I need to change any words?
Discernible - notice or realize.
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You need a noun- with out any discernible trace/effect of endearment.
- You need a noun- with out any discernible trace/effect of endearment.
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You need a noun- with out any discernible trace/effect of endearment.
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dec09‘Dear’ this adjective is now so commonly used that it may be used without any discernible in terms of endearment.
Is the above sentence written right? no
or do I need to change any words? yes
Discernible - notice or realize. That is not correct; "discernible" is an adjective; neither "notice" nor "realize" are adjectives. 'noticeable
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