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Is the word "experience" a singularia tantum?

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Anonymous  +  831994 Fri, 24 Jul 09 06:50 PM
Does "Experience" exist as a plural, i.e. Experiences?
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CalifJim  +  832025 Fri, 24 Jul 09 07:57 PM
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“Does "Experience" exist as a plural, i.e. Experiences?”
Yes.


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MrPedantic  +  832236 Fri, 24 Jul 09 11:22 PM
(Strictly speaking, Anon, "singularia tantum" is the plural; the singular is "singulare tantum".)

 
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