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Angliholic Posted 19 years ago
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John lacks a sense of security.
John lacks a sense of security.
John feels insecure.
Do both of the above sound right and mean about the same? Thanks.
John feels insecure.
Do both of the above sound right and mean about the same? Thanks.
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Angliholic John lacks a sense of security. John feels insecure. Do both of the above sound right and mean about the same?
- Angliholic John lacks a sense of security.
- John feels insecure.
- Do both of the above sound right and mean about the same?
- Thanks.
- Hi again, They are not the same.
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AngliholicJohn lacks a sense of security.Hi again,
John feels insecure.
Do both of the above sound right and mean about the same? Thanks.
They are not the same. You lack a sense of security because you might not be aware / ignorant of the danger luking around you.
You can still feel insecure even with all the security
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Hoa ThaiAngliholicJohn lacks a sense of security.Hi again,
John feels insecure.
Do both of the above sound right and mean about the same? Thanks.
They are not the same. You lack a sense of security because you might not be aware / ignorant of the danger luking around you.
You can still fee
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AngliholicHoa ThaiHi again,
They are not the same. You lack a sense of security because you might not be aware / ignorant of the danger luking around you.
You can still feel insecure even with all the security provided to protect you. EX: "I have everything, but I still feel insecure."
Hope that helps,
Hoa Thai
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Hoa ThaiAngliholicHoa ThaiHi again,
They are not the same. You lack a sense of security because you might not be aware / ignorant of the danger luking around you.
You can still feel insecure even with all the security provided to protect you. EX: "I have everything, but I still feel insecure."
Ho
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A mental lapse: A usually minor or temporary failure of the mind. A mental lapse occurs when you forget what you know for a moment then recall it shortly afterward.
In other words, in one of my sentences, I unconsciously made a mistake then a moment later, I realized what the mistake was.
Make sense?
Hoa Thai
In other words, in one of my sentences, I unconsciously made a mistake then a moment later, I realized what the mistake was.
Make sense?
Hoa Thai
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Thanks, Hoa.
That makes sense.
Sorry for a typo in my last post! Here is what I meant:
Do you mean "I drew a blank" by the bolded part? Just to make sure, I never ran across it.
That makes sense.
Sorry for a typo in my last post! Here is what I meant:
Do you mean "I drew a blank" by the bolded part? Just to make sure, I never ran across it.
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