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Hi, Robby. Thanks for joining us. Welcome to English Forums. I would not say that "perception" and "reception" are synonyms. Perception seems to have two meanings. One describes the technical process of receiving stimuli to
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"strain" and "stress" and "load"?
These are good synonyms but not entirely ftting to this particular sentence.
A motor or engine can be worn out as internal components deteriorate over time, or by
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Hi,
Can't think of anything as concise and direct.
Clive
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I'd say either one is acceptable. My Am. Htg. lists them as synonyms. My own preference would be "effectiveness." For one thing, it's more common. I'd be more inclined to speak of "degrees of effectiveness" than I
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Your example involved somebody working with somebody else. I was thinking that in that context you could use the idea of share to express a common experience. We shared a work assignment. (We both had the experience of doing the work assignment)
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Really! share is a synonym of experience ?
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Actually they're all synonyms... So it doesn't matter which one u use, u always mean worthless material, refuse, discarded objects.
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Marcola.
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Thank you for reply.
Then, I can say "Enjoy your meal"? Is there any alternative?
And what about a drinker? Is it "Enjoy your drink?" or something else?
Thank you very much You could say 'cheers', but
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