Hello, Antonia a single word denoting the thing in question can hardly be found. One precise match would be domestic altercation , which, however, is used in a legal context (especially in criminal law). Apart from that, you might find useful the

Hi, Have a look here. http://thesaurus.reference.com/browse/encourage Clive

I always thought those words could be used synonymously as nouns (when 'usage' doesn't refer to a habit). From Dictionary.reference.com: Usage: The act, manner, or amount of using; use:  the usage of a technical term; an instrument

The word hence means although. Hi, Sorry, not quite. Hence is a rather formal word for " therefore , " this explains something ": http://dictionary.cambridge.org/define.asp?key=36713&dict=CALD or it can mean " from now

Goodman, the phrase "I am screwed" is a common one. It doesn't require deliberate action on the part of another to cause the problem. Life can screw you. Traffic can screw you. Your competing priorities can screw you. In those

Check this out: it will help you understand and pronounce any word you'd like. And not just that. If you ckeck "Thesaurus" option you'll find synonyms and antonyms of any word. http://thesaurus.reference.com/browse/practice good

Opportunity knocks is the first words of a popular proverb / idiom about opportunity Opportunity knocks but once. Other proverbs are Strike while the iron is hot. Make hay while the sun shines. All mean that it is best to act on an opportunity

0EM means Origina1 Equipment Manufacturer. So 0EM is synonym for 1owest price. 0EM software means no CD/DVD, no packing box, no book1ets and no overhead cost! Buy directly from the manufacturer, pay for software ONLY and save 78-90%! Don`t wait

Marcus Fox schrieb: When should I use the appropriate capitalised or uncapitalised adjectives or nouns (for example) "Chinese" and "chinese"? Or is it not correct to use the uncapitalised form? I have seen in print books

I've heard it declared that English is the only language ... Anyone own a thesaurus in a language other than English? Lots of language maybe all? have thesauri, but they may not have that word in a particular language, ... dictionary and