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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
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What's the difference in meaning? - "to be in want of ..." and - "to want for ..."

What's the difference in meaning? - " to be in want of ...." and "to want for ..." 
EX. "I am in want of money" and "I want for money".
  

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Anonymous What's the difference in meaning? " EX. "I am in want of money" and "I want for money".

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  • Anonymous What's the difference in meaning?
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  • "I am in want of money" and "I want for money".
  • Why not just say, "I need money" or "I am in need of money"?
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AnonymousWhat's the difference in meaning? - " to be in want of ...." and "to want for ..."
EX. "I am in want of money" and "I want for money".
Why not just say, "I need money" or "I am in need of money"?
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Becouse, I learn a word "want" and "to want" now. Emotion: smile   And I don't understand the difference in meanings - " to be in want of .." and
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