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raydene
(4283) | | Each morning when I go to my inbox I find a wealth
of wonderful emails from friends and family.
This could explain mylot too if not for the spelling.
This is for you all.
"(A)ccepts you as... | |
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ken18neth
(242) | | love is blind its true or false what is the meaning of love to you? | |
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jerbiomkhir
(373) | | My name is "Salem"; and "Salme" in arbic is coming from "Salam", that means: peace and safety.
So "Salem" is meaning: who's is safe and peaceful.
And you, what's your name? and what means your... | |
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guzalnur
(90) | | what is the meaning of death??? | |
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raymondnagy
(11) | | what is the meaning of life. Be very informative. Please. | |
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Liz Strauss at Su...
(2) | | about writing, words, and people.
When I write I am alone. No one can help. Every word needs to find its way from inside me. Yet. . . .
Every word comes touched, moved, expanded by the people I have... | |
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The Linguistics Zone
(0) | | There exist many words whose meanings are opposites of themselves.You may ask, How can a word be an antonym of itself? Through polysemy and homonymy, a word that is pronounced or spelled the same... | |
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Progressive U blogs
(116) | | The other day my friend and I preformed our songs at a little lending library in a town near by that was filled with all the friends that we care most about.. I had been nervous about singing infront... | |
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The Linguistics Zone
(0) | | There are some cases in which morphemes can be ambiguous.Take the following word:unionizedThe more familiar meaning is "formed into a union". The other, less commonly known meaning comes from... | |
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The Linguistics Zone
(0) | | Do you sometimes wonder why certain materials are badly translated? This is due to polysemy: the many meanings that a single word can take. For example, In English, the word plain can take on the... | |
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