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Angliholic Posted 17 years ago
Vocabulary
Emotionally/spiritually satisfied
Courtney loves art and that's what's important. Even if she's not rolling in dough, she'll be happy and emotionally satisfied.
Hi,
I can't figure out why the above uses "emotionally satisfied" rather than "spiritually satisfied." Does the latter also flies in the context? Does it make difference? Thanks.
Hi,
I can't figure out why the above uses "emotionally satisfied" rather than "spiritually satisfied." Does the latter also flies in the context? Does it make difference? Thanks.
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Hi, Generally speaking, here's the idea. 'Emotionally' refers to your feelings. 'Spiritually' refers to your spirit, which is usually a religious concept.
- Hi, Generally speaking, here's the idea.
- 'Emotionally' refers to your feelings.
- 'Spiritually' refers to your spirit, which is usually a religious concept.
- I don't see a religious aspect in your example.
- Clive
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Hi,
Generally speaking, here's the idea.
'Emotionally' refers to your feelings.
'Spiritually' refers to your spirit, which is usually a religious concept. I don't see a religious aspect in your example.
Clive
Generally speaking, here's the idea.
'Emotionally' refers to your feelings.
'Spiritually' refers to your spirit, which is usually a religious concept. I don't see a religious aspect in your example.
Clive
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