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11 hours ago · Wikipedia’s article says that Ruth was one of the first Old Testament names to be widely used, possibly because of its double meaning with the English word. “their ruth” found actual uses – from 400 years ago. David and Ben Crystal’s Shakespeare’s Words site shows four examples: Coriolanus I.i.195 [Martius to Menenius] Would the ...
11 hours ago · invective. add2all ('wod') invective (noun) Denunciatory or abusive language. Synonyms: vituperation, vitriol Usage: Bartle had become so excited and angry in the course of his invective that he had forgotten his supper. You cannot post new topics in this forum. You cannot reply to topics in this forum. You cannot delete your posts in this forum.
11 hours ago · Joined: 6/6/2013. Posts: 1,532. Neurons: 7,904. Hi, Is this sentence OK? "The majority wins." Suppose there is a game or match among students about answering their lessons and most of them win this competition and get awards and money. The majority wins. The majority wone.
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11 hours ago · is not the same. 1) The credibility of these witnesses is not the same. (These witnesses are not equally credible.) 2) The credibility of these testimonies differs. (These testimonies are not equally credible.) 3) The value of these objects is not the same. (These objects don't have the same value.)
11 hours ago · keep (something) straight (in one's mind/head) To be able to understand something clearly and comprehensively; to keep the details of something clear in one's mind.
11 hours ago · Smokejumpers are firefighters who parachute into remote areas to combat forest fires. While smokejumpers save many lives, the inherent risks associated with parachuting into a fire lead many to question the value of the profession. Proponents argue that parachute deployment helps firefighters reach remote areas quickly and with more equipment ...
