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Hi Yes, definitely. You can use it in a straight way to mean that something deserves awe; or you can use it sarcastically to mean that something doesn't The first usage is good English anywhere. term=awesomeness
- Hi Yes, definitely.
- You can use it in a straight way to mean that something deserves awe; or you can use it sarcastically to mean that something doesn't The first usage is good English anywhere.
- term=awesomeness
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Yes, definitely. You can use it in a straight way to mean that something deserves awe; or you can use it sarcastically to mean that something doesn't
The first usage is good English anywhere. The second is very informal and, I guess, works well only in speech
Dave
Yes, definitely. You can use it in a straight way to mean that something deserves awe; or you can use it sarcastically to mean that something doesn't
The first usage is good English anywhere. The second is very informal and, I guess, works well only in speech
Dave
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