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Anonymous Posted 20 years ago
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unusual
hello everybody
I woul like to ask you a Q about the word : unusual
ex: He is an unusual man
is it positive or negative?
I woul like to ask you a Q about the word : unusual
ex: He is an unusual man
is it positive or negative?
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Hi, Much depends on the context, but the word itself is neutral. Best wishes, Clive
- Hi, Much depends on the context, but the word itself is neutral.
- Best wishes, Clive
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Hi,
Much depends on the context, but the word itself is neutral.
Best wishes, Clive
Much depends on the context, but the word itself is neutral.
Best wishes, Clive
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It depends in which way he's unusual:
He might be an unusual man in what concerns the depth of his corruption. Negative.
He might be an unusual man in what concerns the depth of his understanding. Positive.
And it also depends on the reader. "Unusual" may mean "original" and some don't like "original pe
He might be an unusual man in what concerns the depth of his corruption. Negative.
He might be an unusual man in what concerns the depth of his understanding. Positive.
And it also depends on the reader. "Unusual" may mean "original" and some don't like "original pe
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