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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Vocabulary

epilator

Do epilator and depilator mean the same? Because the words depilate and epilate are synonyms...If no, then what is the difference?
  

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It seems that the origin of the "epilator" is French. It can be difference.

— Khoshtip

  • It seems that the origin of the "epilator" is French.
  • It can be difference.
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It seems that the origin of the "epilator" is French. It can be difference.
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I'm sorry, but I don't think that was the answer to my question..I didn't ask for the origin of the word epilator, I asked for the difference between epilator and depilator, if there is any..
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To me the word "epilator" is not a common English word at least. Meanings seem to be the same.
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