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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Fake vs. Unreal
What is the difference in connotation of the words "fake" and "unreal"?
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Hi, Instead of repeating the dictonary definitions, let me just highlight a couple of aspects for you. unreal - imaginary, relating to an illusion. eg I'm never upset by my bad dreams.
- Hi, Instead of repeating the dictonary definitions, let me just highlight a couple of aspects for you.
- unreal - imaginary, relating to an illusion.
- eg I'm never upset by my bad dreams.
- They are unreal.
- fake - involves an intention to deceive.
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Hi,
Instead of repeating the dictonary definitions, let me just highlight a couple of aspects for you.
unreal - imaginary, relating to an illusion. eg I'm never upset by my bad dreams. They are unreal.
fake - involves an intention to deceive. eg This is a fake $20 bill. The word 'fake' can also be a noun.
Clive
Instead of repeating the dictonary definitions, let me just highlight a couple of aspects for you.
unreal - imaginary, relating to an illusion. eg I'm never upset by my bad dreams. They are unreal.
fake - involves an intention to deceive. eg This is a fake $20 bill. The word 'fake' can also be a noun.
Clive
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