Had given this thought, I think the best way of stating this: “She boarded the train in

his compartment”,

This does not include a clumsy use of “board” and specifies the co-location necessary for the context.

Had given this thought, I think the best way of stating this: “She boarded the train in

his compartment”,

This does not include a clumsy use of “board” and specifies the co-location necessary for the context.

Had given this thought, I think the best way of stating this: “She boarded the train in

his compartment”,

This does not include a clumsy use of “board” and specifies the co-location necessary for the context.

Asked questions on “how many does it take to change a

• lightbulb?”, “How manydo you need to change a lightbulb?”

Asked questions on “how many does it take to change a

• lightbulb?”, “How manydo you need to change a lightbulb?”

Asked questions on “how many does it take to change a

• lightbulb?”, “How manydo you need to change a lightbulb?”

Asked questions on “how many does it take to change a

• lightbulb?”, “How manydo you need to change a lightbulb?”

I was shocked no-one has mentioned “conversely” yet.

Adverbial form of:

Converse Adjective

1. opposite or contrary in direction, action, sequence, etc. Adverbial form of: Action Bilateral form of: Viral form of: Verse Reverse Adjective opposite or contrary in direction, action, sequence, etc. ; Turned around.

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() E.g. What casual encounter did not work for me with a lot of questions and didn’t bother me until I finished writing this one? Each of them left me emptier than before, made me feel guiltier than before.

I was shocked no-one has mentioned “conversely” yet.

Adverbial form of:

Converse Adjective

1. opposite or contrary in direction, action, sequence, etc. Adverbial form of: Action Bilateral form of: Viral form of: Verse Reverse Adjective opposite or contrary in direction, action, sequence, etc. ; Turned around.

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() E.g. What casual encounter did not work for me with a lot of questions and didn’t bother me until I finished writing this one? Each of them left me emptier than before, made me feel guiltier than before.

I was shocked no-one has mentioned “conversely” yet.

Adverbial form of:

Converse Adjective

1. opposite or contrary in direction, action, sequence, etc. Adverbial form of: Action Bilateral form of: Viral form of: Verse Reverse Adjective opposite or contrary in direction, action, sequence, etc. ; Turned around.

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() E.g. What casual encounter did not work for me with a lot of questions and didn’t bother me until I finished writing this one? Each of them left me emptier than before, made me feel guiltier than before.