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Sailsofoblivion Posted 11 years ago
Vocabulary
Omission of "Ultimately"
Does this sentence still read OK if I omit "ultimately"?
"Therefore, I think it’s amusing that the insecurity which had stopped me from playing was the same insecurity that ultimately forced me to do it. "
"Therefore, I think it’s amusing that the insecurity which had stopped me from playing was the same insecurity that ultimately forced me to do it. "
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When viewed without further context, the inclusion of ultimately makes the intended meaning clearer, I think.
- When viewed without further context, the inclusion of ultimately makes the intended meaning clearer, I think.
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When viewed without further context, the inclusion of ultimately makes the intended meaning clearer, I think.
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