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TinaMr Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Miscellaneous
1. Is there any difference between "clean-shaved" or "clean-shaven"?
Is it possible to say: "well-shaved"?
2. Is there any antonym to "frank" or "frankness" - "infrank" or something like this? (I haven't heard of, but it doesn't necessarily mean that it doesn't exist:))
3. What's the difference "authentic" and "authenticated"? Aren't they synonyms?
4. Is there a noun of the verb "deceive" (except "deceiver")?
5. Is there negative of "sensual"?
Thank you very, very much in advance!
Is it possible to say: "well-shaved"?
2. Is there any antonym to "frank" or "frankness" - "infrank" or something like this? (I haven't heard of, but it doesn't necessarily mean that it doesn't exist:))
3. What's the difference "authentic" and "authenticated"? Aren't they synonyms?
4. Is there a noun of the verb "deceive" (except "deceiver")?
5. Is there negative of "sensual"?
Thank you very, very much in advance!
Top answer
Shaven is an alternate past participle, usually used with clean- . I've never heard 'well-shaved'. 2.
- Shaven is an alternate past participle, usually used with clean- .
- I've never heard 'well-shaved'.
- 2.
- How about insincere ?
- 3.
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Shaven is an alternate past participle, usually used with clean-. I've never heard 'well-shaved'.
2. How about insincere?
3. Very close in meaning. Authentic means real; authenticated means that someone has determined something to be real.
4. Deception.
5. non-sensual; sterile (?)
2. How about insincere?
3. Very close in meaning. Authentic means real; authenticated means that someone has determined something to be real.
4. Deception.
5. non-sensual; sterile (?)
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TinaMr, please start new threads for unrelated questions. Threads can become hopelessly confused if different people respond to different questions at different times.
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