” Seethe ” means to be really angry and the verb form of ” Fume ” means ” to feel very angry “.

” Hate ” means to ” dislike intensely” but it doesn’t necessarily mean anger.

What is the answer of case 4, you mean? Is that true? Fumes:

Soaking fumes is worse than poisoning fumes. Why?

” Seethe ” means to be really angry and the verb form of ” Fume ” means ” to feel very angry “.

” Hate ” means to ” dislike intensely” but it doesn’t necessarily mean anger.

What is the answer of case 4, you mean? Is that true? Fumes:

Soaking fumes is worse than poisoning fumes. Why?

Being from Sergeant Major General, and a Sergeant Major is, of course, lower than a Lieutenant.

The word is “Hypothetical”, and its synonyms like “Speculative”. At least for what you said before your editing.

I am annoyed no one has said hypothetical yet. What is your reaction so far?

Have you seen intercultural texts like cross-disciplinary sentences or inter-disciplinary texts?