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Ann225 Posted 8 years ago
Grammar

Induce, bring about

Hi,

1) "Some candles have a specific smell to induce/bring about/create a good atmosphere."

Could 'induce' and 'bring about' be used instead of 'create'?

2) What do you call it when you have a slightly lower temperature? I think that 'hypothermia' is too strong a word for that.

Thank you.

  

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Ann225 Hi, Yo. "Could 'induce' and 'bring about' be used instead of 'create'? No.

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  • Ann225 Hi, Yo.
  • "Could 'induce' and 'bring about' be used instead of 'create'?
  • No.
  • Ann225 2) What do you call it when you have a slightly lower temperature?
  • I think that 'hypothermia' is too strong a word for that.
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Ann225Hi,

Yo.

Ann2251) "Some candles have a specific smell to induce/bring about/create a good atmosphere."Could 'induce' and 'bring about' be used instead of 'create'?

No.

Ann2252) What do you call it when you have a slightly lower temperature? I think that 'hypothermia' is too strong a
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