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Synonyms But Different
The word (alone) is used to show that the person wants to be alone. It is his own choice.
Ex I want to be alone.
The word (lonely) is used to show that it is not ones choice. It is imposed on him
Ex He was a lonely child
Both of them mean to raise your voice to enable others to hear you.
The word “aloud” refers to speaking in the normal voice.
The word “loudly” shows that there is a high voice that makes a noise.
Both of them means like a child.
If you say that people, or their behaviour are childlike, you mean that they are like children in some way.
Ex His childlike enthusiasm delighted us all.
If you say an adult’s
behaviour is childish, you are criticizing it because you think it is
silly and that he or she should be more sensible.
Ex Don’t be so childish! You can not always have every thing you want.
Both of them means difficult to be understood.
We use “complex” to talk about difficult stuff that needs studying and research to be understood.
We use “complicated” to talk about a difficult stuff that even studying and a lot of research don’t work with it.
Both of them mean to end the
life of someone. The word “kill” means to end the life of someone by
accident and without intention
The word “murder” means to end the life of someone intentionally.
CONTINUAL CONTINUOUS
We use “continuous” to describe an action that goes on without stopping,e.g
After climbing continuously for three hours, I was exhausted.
We use “continual” to describe something that happens repeatedly. This means that the action happens with stops
CUSTOMER CLIENT
A person can be a customer at a shop, but a client of a lawyer, a bank, etc.
Something that people, animals, or plants take into their bodies in order to keep them alive.
The difference is that the word “feed” is used only for animals, or babies.
We use the word “stranger“to talk about someone we don’t know” unknown to us”.
We use the word “foreigner” to talk about someone that is not from our country even if we know him.
We use “tasty” to describe any kind of food that has a good taste.
She cooked some tasty food and took it to her father.
We use “delicious” to describe sweets or sugary food.
She makes the most delicious chocolate pudding.
Both of them mean to say
something to someone. But “talk” is more likely used about a
conversation. The word “speak” is often used when only one person is
saying something, like a lecture.
The word “ignorant” shows that the person doesn’t know something about a topic.
Many people are ignorant of their rights.
The word “illiterate” shows that the person is unable to read or write.
Much of the population is still illiterate.
The word “older” is used in the comparative with “than”.
This boy is older than that girl.
The word “elder” is used before a noun without than.
My elder sister is at university.
Elders: older people
We use “wish” when we want
something to happen but in the past or when we want to talk about
something that is difficult to happen.
We use “hope” when we want something to happen in the future.
So the expression “I wish you luck” is a common mistake. It’s better to say “I hope you good luck”
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Synonyms But Different
ALONE LONELY
Both of them means without any other person.
Both of them means without any other person.
The word (alone) is used to show that the person wants to be alone. It is his own choice.
Ex I want to be alone.
The word (lonely) is used to show that it is not ones choice. It is imposed on him
Ex He was a lonely child
ALOUD LOUDLY
Both of them mean to raise your voice to enable others to hear you.
The word “aloud” refers to speaking in the normal voice.
The word “loudly” shows that there is a high voice that makes a noise.
CHILDISH CHILDLIKE
Both of them means like a child.
If you say that people, or their behaviour are childlike, you mean that they are like children in some way.
Ex His childlike enthusiasm delighted us all.
If you say an adult’s
behaviour is childish, you are criticizing it because you think it is
silly and that he or she should be more sensible.
Ex Don’t be so childish! You can not always have every thing you want.
COMPLEX COMPLICATED
Both of them means difficult to be understood.
We use “complex” to talk about difficult stuff that needs studying and research to be understood.
We use “complicated” to talk about a difficult stuff that even studying and a lot of research don’t work with it.
KILL MURDER
Both of them mean to end the
life of someone. The word “kill” means to end the life of someone by
accident and without intention
The word “murder” means to end the life of someone intentionally.
CONTINUAL CONTINUOUS
We use “continuous” to describe an action that goes on without stopping,e.g
After climbing continuously for three hours, I was exhausted.
We use “continual” to describe something that happens repeatedly. This means that the action happens with stops
CUSTOMER CLIENT
A person can be a customer at a shop, but a client of a lawyer, a bank, etc.
FOOD FEED
Something that people, animals, or plants take into their bodies in order to keep them alive.
The difference is that the word “feed” is used only for animals, or babies.
STRANGER FOREIGNER
We use the word “stranger“to talk about someone we don’t know” unknown to us”.
We use the word “foreigner” to talk about someone that is not from our country even if we know him.
TASTY DELICIOUS
We use “tasty” to describe any kind of food that has a good taste.
She cooked some tasty food and took it to her father.
We use “delicious” to describe sweets or sugary food.
She makes the most delicious chocolate pudding.
SPEAK TALK
Both of them mean to say
something to someone. But “talk” is more likely used about a
conversation. The word “speak” is often used when only one person is
saying something, like a lecture.
IGNORANT ILLITERATE
The word “ignorant” shows that the person doesn’t know something about a topic.
Many people are ignorant of their rights.
The word “illiterate” shows that the person is unable to read or write.
Much of the population is still illiterate.
OLDER ELDER
The word “older” is used in the comparative with “than”.
This boy is older than that girl.
The word “elder” is used before a noun without than.
My elder sister is at university.
Elders: older people
WISH HOPE
We use “wish” when we want
something to happen but in the past or when we want to talk about
something that is difficult to happen.
We use “hope” when we want something to happen in the future.
So the expression “I wish you luck” is a common mistake. It’s better to say “I hope you good luck”
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