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Asked on December 24, 2021 in Single word requests.
What is the word “Truth” that you use when you want to remain 100% neutral? My
goodness, with the best of will…. ” sometimes neutrality is not possible. – I am a freedom fighter, I’m a soldier, s/he’s a terrorist; I’m religious, I’m devout, s/he’s
a fundamentalist; I know what I like, you’re quite picky, s/he’s
fussy; I’m an artist, you’re expressive, s/he’s
whacko; I live within my means, you’re careful with money,
s/he’s
- 261266 views
- 9 answers
- 96968 votes
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Asked on December 24, 2021 in Single word requests.
What is the word “Truth” that you use when you want to remain 100% neutral? My
goodness, with the best of will…. ” sometimes neutrality is not possible. – I am a freedom fighter, I’m a soldier, s/he’s a terrorist; I’m religious, I’m devout, s/he’s
a fundamentalist; I know what I like, you’re quite picky, s/he’s
fussy; I’m an artist, you’re expressive, s/he’s
whacko; I live within my means, you’re careful with money,
s/he’s
- 261266 views
- 9 answers
- 96968 votes
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Asked on December 24, 2021 in Single word requests.
What is the word “Truth” that you use when you want to remain 100% neutral? My
goodness, with the best of will…. ” sometimes neutrality is not possible. – I am a freedom fighter, I’m a soldier, s/he’s a terrorist; I’m religious, I’m devout, s/he’s
a fundamentalist; I know what I like, you’re quite picky, s/he’s
fussy; I’m an artist, you’re expressive, s/he’s
whacko; I live within my means, you’re careful with money,
s/he’s
- 261266 views
- 9 answers
- 96968 votes
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Asked on December 24, 2021 in Single word requests.
What is the word “Truth” that you use when you want to remain 100% neutral? My
goodness, with the best of will…. ” sometimes neutrality is not possible. – I am a freedom fighter, I’m a soldier, s/he’s a terrorist; I’m religious, I’m devout, s/he’s
a fundamentalist; I know what I like, you’re quite picky, s/he’s
fussy; I’m an artist, you’re expressive, s/he’s
whacko; I live within my means, you’re careful with money,
s/he’s
- 261266 views
- 9 answers
- 96968 votes
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Asked on December 23, 2021 in Single word requests.
What is the word “Truth” that you use when you want to remain 100% neutral? My
goodness, with the best of will…. ” sometimes neutrality is not possible. – I am a freedom fighter, I’m a soldier, s/he’s a terrorist; I’m religious, I’m devout, s/he’s
a fundamentalist; I know what I like, you’re quite picky, s/he’s
fussy; I’m an artist, you’re expressive, s/he’s
whacko; I live within my means, you’re careful with money,
s/he’s
- 261266 views
- 9 answers
- 96968 votes
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Asked on September 16, 2021 in Word choice.
Whereas unwelcome could work, have unwelcome
and be a good name?
- 384782 views
- 184 answers
- 140874 votes
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Asked on September 15, 2021 in Word choice.
Whereas unwelcome could work, have unwelcome
and be a good name?
- 384782 views
- 184 answers
- 140874 votes
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Asked on September 5, 2021 in Word choice.
Whereas unwelcome could work, have unwelcome
and be a good name?
- 384782 views
- 184 answers
- 140874 votes
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Asked on August 31, 2021 in American english.
What happens when you say it “l” and your tongue meets the roof, just behind the front teeth. What sound is made when l is at the end of a word?
When a word/syllable begins with “l,” the sound starts in the same way but it finishes with “schwa” (). I can’t swallow because my tongue bounces from the roof of all my mouth and I aspirate as it does from my mouth. What are the causes?
When I say ” : he has it all ” into his mouth, he has all. I say /l/. “”) – I say /l/. ”
I get my “all of it” when I say’or love to say it’and the’l’, being at the start of the second syllable, is / lv t/. Often I say ‘All of It’ and
when I say “All of it”, I usually say’or-lov-it’ and the’l’is at the end of the second syllable, being at the beginning of the third
- 448504 views
- 159 answers
- 164788 votes
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Asked on August 31, 2021 in American english.
What happens when you say it “l” and your tongue meets the roof, just behind the front teeth. What sound is made when l is at the end of a word?
When a word/syllable begins with “l,” the sound starts in the same way but it finishes with “schwa” (). I can’t swallow because my tongue bounces from the roof of all my mouth and I aspirate as it does from my mouth. What are the causes?
When I say ” : he has it all ” into his mouth, he has all. I say /l/. “”) – I say /l/. ”
I get my “all of it” when I say’or love to say it’and the’l’, being at the start of the second syllable, is / lv t/. Often I say ‘All of It’ and
when I say “All of it”, I usually say’or-lov-it’ and the’l’is at the end of the second syllable, being at the beginning of the third
- 448504 views
- 159 answers
- 164788 votes