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Mr. Tom Posted 17 years ago
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This is really life's full circle moment to me...

Hi

Could you please explain this sentence to me?
This is really life's full circle moment to me.
If there is any error, please correct it.

Thanks,

Tom
  

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I suppose it means that this is a moment at which this person's life came "full circle" -- that is, they in some way returned "back to where they started". I'm assuming "full circle" qualifies "moment", but the sentence seems prone to mis-parsing. Quotes or a hyphen might help: This is really life's "full circle" moment to me.

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  • I suppose it means that this is a moment at which this person's life came "full circle" -- that is, they in some way returned "back to where they started".
  • I'm assuming "full circle" qualifies "moment", but the sentence seems prone to mis-parsing.
  • Quotes or a hyphen might help: This is really life's "full circle" moment to me.
  • This is really life's full-circle moment to me.
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I suppose it means that this is a moment at which this person's life came "full circle" -- that is, they in some way returned "back to where they started".

I'm assuming "full circle" qualifies "moment", but the sentence seems prone to mis-parsing. Quotes or a hyphen might help:

This is really life's "full circle" moment to me.

This is really life's full-circle moment to
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