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Flowersa Posted 14 years ago
Vocabulary
Distinctly nervous
Hi, Does "Distinctly" mean "Explicitly"?
Should I understand Nervous like tense in "Why you're so tense"?
"Although Clinton hadn’t yet formally declared her intention to enter the race, in political circles it was seen as a foregone conclusion, as was her status as the heir apparent, the prohibitive front-runner-in-waiting. And that was making many Democrats distinctly nervous in the summer of 2006."
Should I understand Nervous like tense in "Why you're so tense"?
"Although Clinton hadn’t yet formally declared her intention to enter the race, in political circles it was seen as a foregone conclusion, as was her status as the heir apparent, the prohibitive front-runner-in-waiting. And that was making many Democrats distinctly nervous in the summer of 2006."
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Hi, nervous - a standard adjective distinctly - easy to see Clive
- Hi, nervous - a standard adjective distinctly - easy to see Clive
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