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Vocabulary
Spoil vs overindulge
What is the difference between spoil and overindulge?
He overinduges his son. vs He spoils his son.
He overinduges his son. vs He spoils his son.
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I see no difference in meaning. "Overindulge" is a bit more formal. Perhaps using "spoils" carries a greater sense of scorn for the practice.
- I see no difference in meaning.
- "Overindulge" is a bit more formal.
- Perhaps using "spoils" carries a greater sense of scorn for the practice.
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I see no difference in meaning.
"Overindulge" is a bit more formal.
Perhaps using "spoils" carries a greater sense of scorn for the practice.
"Overindulge" is a bit more formal.
Perhaps using "spoils" carries a greater sense of scorn for the practice.
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