Nuance : how do you use it?
It is difficult for me do use it correctly even though I looked it up in a dictionary.
It is probably because the word used in my mother tongue is not quite similar to the original meaning. In my language, I may say 'The meaning of this word is different from that.'
Is it correct? and how do you use nuance?
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edu /] COCA [/url], an excellent source of reputable English use: In the revised edition, he starts with this: " any verbal nuance , however slight, which gives room for alternative reactions to the same piece... like Prutkov's acerbic little commentaries, pack the kind of sharp nuance for which Twitter is so well-suited It's necessary to master all sorts of nuance in one's speech, including the affectation of shyness, timidity, stammering. It's being aware and alert, listening for the nuance , looking for the opening, reading between the lines of what someone is telling The film may skip detail and nuance found in Klein's book, but it's an effective counter-strategy My sister was spouting thoughts that had no nuance , no volume, no tone, no pacing.
- edu /] COCA [/url], an excellent source of reputable English use: In the revised edition, he starts with this: " any verbal nuance , however slight, which gives room for alternative reactions to the same piece...
- like Prutkov's acerbic little commentaries, pack the kind of sharp nuance for which Twitter is so well-suited It's necessary to master all sorts of nuance in one's speech, including the affectation of shyness, timidity, stammering.
- It's being aware and alert, listening for the nuance , looking for the opening, reading between the lines of what someone is telling The film may skip detail and nuance found in Klein's book, but it's an effective counter-strategy My sister was spouting thoughts that had no nuance , no volume, no tone, no pacing.
- The word went through every possible nuance of expression.
- It traversed the inverse staircase of his psyche, up and down
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In the revised edition, he starts with this: " any verbal nuance, however slight, which gives room for alternative reactions to the same piece...
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