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Everybody 4 year s ago
#13 i.e. Latin for id est (that is)
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Circus 4 year s ago
e.g Latin for exempli gratia (for example)
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August 4 year s ago
#19 This is English; we verb our nouns. We 'chair' meetings and 'table' motions. The word 'cliche' may be solely a noun in French, but as an English loan word, it's as flexible as all our words are.
Plethora
What people think it means: a lot of something.
What it actually means: overabundance; excess; more than is needed.
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Everybody 4 year s ago
#13 i.e. Latin for id est (that is)
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Circus 4 year s ago
e.g Latin for exempli gratia (for example)
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August 4 year s ago
#19 This is English; we verb our nouns. We 'chair' meetings and 'table' motions. The word 'cliche' may be solely a noun in French, but as an English loan word, it's as flexible as all our words are.