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Pramodsingla Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

quibbles

is it ok to use adjective small with noun quibbles i.e. "small quibbles"?
  

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  • "small quibbles"?
  • It is redundant for the more common meaning of 'quibble', so it is poor style, but you might use it in conversation.
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Hello, pramodsingla—and welcome to English Forums. Thank you for registering as a member.
pramodsinglais it ok to use adjective small with noun quibbles i.e. "small quibbles"?
It is redundant for the more common meaning of 'quibble', so it is poor style, but you might use it in conversation.
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