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Itasan Posted 20 years ago
Business & Finance
nuisance / trouble / inconvenience
Are the three words interchangeable in the following sentences?
If so, is there any difference in nuance?
1. Most online users are likely to have trouble/nuisance/inconvenience discerning a valid website from a bogus copy.
2. Farmers can avoid the nuisance/trouble/inconvenience and cost of disposal of polyethilene (PE) films at the end of the growing season.
3. The wireless keyboard eliminates the nuisance/trouble/inconvenience of a trailing cable.
Thank you.
If so, is there any difference in nuance?
1. Most online users are likely to have trouble/nuisance/inconvenience discerning a valid website from a bogus copy.
2. Farmers can avoid the nuisance/trouble/inconvenience and cost of disposal of polyethilene (PE) films at the end of the growing season.
3. The wireless keyboard eliminates the nuisance/trouble/inconvenience of a trailing cable.
Thank you.
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Are the three words interchangeable in the following sentences? If so, is there any difference in nuance? 1.
- Are the three words interchangeable in the following sentences?
- If so, is there any difference in nuance?
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- Most online users are likely to have trouble/nuisance/inconvenience discerning a valid website from a bogus copy.
- I think "trouble" is the only choice that works in this sentence.
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Are the three words interchangeable in the following sentences?
If so, is there any difference in nuance?
1. Most online users are likely to have trouble/nuisance/inconvenience discerning a valid website from a bogus copy. I think "trouble" is the only choice that works in this sentence. We don't usually say "have nuisance" or "have inconvenience". So
If so, is there any difference in nuance?
1. Most online users are likely to have trouble/nuisance/inconvenience discerning a valid website from a bogus copy. I think "trouble" is the only choice that works in this sentence. We don't usually say "have nuisance" or "have inconvenience". So
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