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kylie_brooks

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Name a word that is alike with the one above it,
First Word:Tree

Good Luck Dancing

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Plant

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What about Abre? though it is French word, it has been using in English for some time.

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story (as in, How many stories/floors does that building have?)

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Fairy (with reference to "Fairy Tale".)

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injury

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damage

GG, may I ask you the question? Is it better to say harm or damage if I mean an injury in a psychological meaning. My dictionary seems to be ambiguous. Thank you in advance. :)

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Andrea Doria

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DarkMoon wrote:

damage

GG, may I ask you the question? Is it better to say harm or damage if I mean an injury in a psychological meaning. My dictionary seems to be ambiguous. Thank you in advance. :)

I've never really thought about it before, but it probably seems ambiguous in the dictionary because I suppose it is. Someone may be harmed (injured) psychologically, and then the damage has been done. Does that make sense?

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twinsonic wrote:

Andrea Doria

Seinfeld episode in which George loses out on a great apartment to a survivor of the Andrea Doria.

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grammargeek wrote:

DarkMoon wrote:

damage

GG, may I ask you the question? Is it better to say harm or damage if I mean an injury in a psychological meaning. My dictionary seems to be ambiguous. Thank you in advance. :)

Yes, it does, thank you very much.

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DarkMoon wrote:

grammargeek wrote:

DarkMoon wrote:

damage

GG, may I ask you the question? Is it better to say harm or damage if I mean an injury in a psychological meaning. My dictionary seems to be ambiguous. Thank you in advance. :)

Yes, it does, thank you very much.

You're welcome very much. I wasn't sure if that would clarify things or just make it more confusing.

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So, now we start from "Damage".

Damage >> Handicap

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