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Aoymee2 Posted 12 years ago
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which is correct?
which wording sounds more correct?
'his designs exuded elegance' or 'evoked elegance'?
His style was characterised by bright cheerful colors and a youthful femininity, with the emphasis on the line as opposed to decoration, as a result ['his designs exuded elegance' or 'evoked elegance'.]
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'his designs exuded elegance' or 'evoked elegance'?
His style was characterised by bright cheerful colors and a youthful femininity, with the emphasis on the line as opposed to decoration, as a result ['his designs exuded elegance' or 'evoked elegance'.]
thank you
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which wording sounds more correct? 'his designs exuded elegance' or 'evoked elegance'? exuded His style was characterized by bright cheerful colors and a youthful femininity, with the emphasis on the line as opposed to decoration .
- which wording sounds more correct?
- 'his designs exuded elegance' or 'evoked elegance'?
- exuded His style was characterized by bright cheerful colors and a youthful femininity, with the emphasis on the line as opposed to decoration .
- As a result, his designs exuded elegance.
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which wording sounds more correct?
'his designs exuded elegance' or 'evoked elegance'? exuded
His style was characterized by bright cheerful colors and a youthful femininity, with the emphasis on the line as opposed to decoration. As a result, his designs exuded elegance.
'his designs exuded elegance' or 'evoked elegance'? exuded
His style was characterized by bright cheerful colors and a youthful femininity, with the emphasis on the line as opposed to decoration. As a result, his designs exuded elegance.
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