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Anonymous Posted 8 years ago
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Is contradictory the correct word?

How would you correctly phrase this?

Is “contradictory” the correct word?

Which is correct? Judging by or if you go by?


What I am seeing is contradictory. She has a Hermes bag worth $7000 but is in the subway going to a shady part of town which (judging by/ if you go by) the time, should be her home.
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"Judgine by" is more formal, more standard usage. "If you go by the time" is more casual, conversational. Both are correct.

— Englishmaven

  • "Judgine by" is more formal, more standard usage.
  • "If you go by the time" is more casual, conversational.
  • Both are correct.
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"Judgine by" is more formal, more standard usage.

"If you go by the time" is more casual, conversational.

Both are correct.

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Is contradictory the natural word to use?


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