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Is it correct to say "shadow of jealousy" or "touch of jealousy"? Both "shadow" and "touch" mean "small amount".
  

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loredanab Is it correct to say "shadow of jealousy" or "touch of jealousy"? There is nothing basically wrong with either set of three words. The sentence they are in can make all the difference, though.

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  • loredanab Is it correct to say "shadow of jealousy" or "touch of jealousy"?
  • There is nothing basically wrong with either set of three words.
  • The sentence they are in can make all the difference, though.
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loredanabIs it correct to say "shadow of jealousy" or "touch of jealousy"?

There is nothing basically wrong with either set of three words. The sentence they are in can make all the difference, though.

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