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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
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Meaning of the sentence:-
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"I'd rather be recognizing of my ignorance"
"I'd rather be recognizing of my ignorance"
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Hi, It's the kind of sentence for which the context is needed to make the meaning clear. It seems to mean, 'I'd rather recognize / understand / admit that I am ignorant'. Clive
- Hi, It's the kind of sentence for which the context is needed to make the meaning clear.
- It seems to mean, 'I'd rather recognize / understand / admit that I am ignorant'.
- Clive
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Hi,
It's the kind of sentence for which the context is needed to make the meaning clear.
It seems to mean, 'I'd rather recognize / understand / admit that I am ignorant'.
Clive
It's the kind of sentence for which the context is needed to make the meaning clear.
It seems to mean, 'I'd rather recognize / understand / admit that I am ignorant'.
Clive
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