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Angliholic Posted 18 years ago
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the novel is critically acclaimed
He spent 20 years working on his novel. Now all his work has paid off; the novel is critically acclaimed.
... the novel is perfectly acclaimed.
... the novel is merrily acclaimed.
Hi,
Do all of the above sound right to you? Thanks.
... the novel is perfectly acclaimed.
... the novel is merrily acclaimed.
Hi,
Do all of the above sound right to you? Thanks.
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merrily / perfectly acclaimed does not sound natural to me. critically / highly / universally / widely acclaimed sound fine.
- merrily / perfectly acclaimed does not sound natural to me.
- critically / highly / universally / widely acclaimed sound fine.
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merrily / perfectly acclaimed does not sound natural to me.
critically / highly / universally / widely acclaimed sound fine.
critically / highly / universally / widely acclaimed sound fine.
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