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Anonymous Posted 9 years ago
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Officer vs official

Can both be synonymous?
  

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No. One is a noun; the other an adjective.

— AlpheccaStars

  • No.
  • One is a noun; the other an adjective.
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No. One is a noun; the other an adjective.
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AlpheccaStarsNo. One is a noun; the other an adjective.
I am pretty sure 'official' is a noun too, but not synonym.
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AnonymousI am pretty sure 'official' is a noun too, but not synonym.
In the case of "official" as a noun, then, yes, the words can be synonyms.
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AnonymousCan both be synonymous?
= Can "officer" be synonymous, and can "official" be synonymous?

You need, "Are these words synonymous?" The word "both" doesn't fit.

CJ
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