Thanks. The website helps. bmo

Thanks. It make sense now. bmo

Thank you both. Indeed it is a very interesting word. I thought it might have a name for it in grammar. bmo

A terrific headache is a bad thing, but a terrific guy is a good thing. Terrific has two opposite meanings. Is there a name in grammar? Thanks. bmo

Are all of these correct? 1. John can't sing nor can I. 2. John can't sing, nor can I. 3. John can't sing; nor can I. 4. John can't sing neither can I. 5. John can't sing, neither can I. 6. John can't sing; neither can I. Thanks

The Chinese word is yi, ?. We say yi chi, ??, meaning a spirit of this righteousness. Thank you all.

Thanks. It is very hard to find an appropriate word for this Chinese word. It is really not a high moral standard, it is more like social justice. For example: 1. Sort of like Robinhood did for the poor. 2. Loyal to his friends. 3. Help the

Thanks. What are the antonyms of righteous and righteousness? Can I say "lack of righteousness?" Thanks.

One who rights the wrongs, a defender of justice, do you call this person a righteous person? And what he does is righteousness? If one who runs away from his friends when they need help, how do you call him?

http://www.epa.gov/OCEPAterms/ I went to www.google.com and entered "environmental vocabulary" and see what I got - plenty of sites, including the above from EPA.