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Moon7296 Posted 15 years ago
Vocabulary
Two-faced / a dual personality
1. He is two-faced.
2. He has a dual personality.
Do you use #1 and #2 when expressing someone who behave differently?
Are they similarily used?
2. He has a dual personality.
Do you use #1 and #2 when expressing someone who behave differently?
Are they similarily used?
Top answer
No, they are not really synonymous. We use 'two-faced' to indicate a person who is insincere or dishonest with us, saying one thing and doing another, or saying one thing to us and saying something else to others. A dual personality is a mental disorder.
- No, they are not really synonymous.
- We use 'two-faced' to indicate a person who is insincere or dishonest with us, saying one thing and doing another, or saying one thing to us and saying something else to others.
- A dual personality is a mental disorder.
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No, they are not really synonymous. We use 'two-faced' to indicate a person who is insincere or dishonest with us, saying one thing and doing another, or saying one thing to us and saying something else to others. A dual personality is a mental disorder.
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