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Contraposition Posted 11 years ago
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Are there occasions where the meaning of 'right' is confusing?
For example If someone say "Open the right door.", does whether 'right' means 'correct' or 'opposite of left' depend on context?
For example If someone say "Open the right door.", does whether 'right' means 'correct' or 'opposite of left' depend on context?
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Yes, it could be potentially confusing. However, the (broader) context should, generally speaking, clarify the meaning.
- Yes, it could be potentially confusing.
- However, the (broader) context should, generally speaking, clarify the meaning.
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Yes, it could be potentially confusing. However, the (broader) context should, generally speaking, clarify the meaning.
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