Sentimentally speaking
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Person A : The 2 are close.
Person B : I didn’t think they were.
Person C : close, proximity wise / in terms of proximity but not sentimentally speaking.
Is it correct to say : sentimentally speaking
Could you give me an example with sentimentally speaking?
Is it correct to say “proximity wise or in terms of proximity?
Would a native speaker say this?
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Is this dialogue correct? Person A : The two are close. Person B : I didn’t think they were.
- Is this dialogue correct?
- Person A : The two are close.
- Person B : I didn’t think they were.
- Person C : Close, proximity wise ?
- Or in terms of proximity but not sentimentally speaking?.
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Is this dialogue correct?
Person A : The two are close.
Person B : I didn’t think they were.
Person C : Close, proximity wise ? Or in terms of proximity but not sentimentally speaking?.
Is it correct to say : sentimentally speaking. Yes. But note that C just means that he is not using the sentimental meaning of the word '
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