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Anonymous Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
Question about relationships
Hi!
Could you please tell me,
when a human relationship, e.g. a friendship is not "healthy",
can we describe it as "diseased"?
I am using quotes because I am not sure if these are the correct terms.
Thanks in advance!
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Anonymous a friendship is not "healthy" That is a reasonable phrase. Anonymous can we describe it as "diseased"? That is too strong; use 'unhealthy'.
- Anonymous a friendship is not "healthy" That is a reasonable phrase.
- Anonymous can we describe it as "diseased"?
- That is too strong; use 'unhealthy'.
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Anonymousa friendship is not "healthy"
That is a reasonable phrase.
Anonymouscan we describe it as "diseased"?
That is too strong; use 'unhealthy'.
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