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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Overperformance or Outperformance?
What is the difference between these two words, if any?
I'm trying to write a sentence along the lines of:
'The firms are penalised for underperformance, or rewarded for [WORD HERE] according to rates set by the regulator'.
Any help appreciated.
N.B. I use British English spellings, etc.
I'm trying to write a sentence along the lines of:
'The firms are penalised for underperformance, or rewarded for [WORD HERE] according to rates set by the regulator'.
Any help appreciated.
N.B. I use British English spellings, etc.
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If you use underperformance , then use the opposite word overperformance . Under/over are opposites. Under/out are not.
- If you use underperformance , then use the opposite word overperformance .
- Under/over are opposites.
- Under/out are not.
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If you use underperformance, then use the opposite word overperformance.
Under/over are opposites.
Under/out are not.
Under/over are opposites.
Under/out are not.
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