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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Nuance, Nuanced
i understand the meaning of the noun, Nuance - subtle differences / variations. Also the verb, Nuance - to give subtle changes to. However can anyone tell me if this use is correct?
"Our club membership is different, It’s more nuanced than just open or exclusive."
Should it actually be "it has more nuances than..."?
Thanks
"Our club membership is different, It’s more nuanced than just open or exclusive."
Should it actually be "it has more nuances than..."?
Thanks
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Anonymous Our club membership is different . It’s more nuanced than just open or exclusive. "?
- Anonymous Our club membership is different .
- It’s more nuanced than just open or exclusive.
- "?
- No.
- That would not be an improvement.
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AnonymousOur club membership is different. It’s more nuanced than just open or exclusive.No. That would not be an improvement. What you have is fine. 'nuanced' can be used as an adjective.
Should it actually be "it has more nuances than..."?
The politician gave a very nuanced argument for his suppo
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