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Synonyms aren't always exactly the same! They have hidden feelings (Connotations).
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Don't use "very" with extreme adjectives!
"Furious" already means "very angry".
Use words like "absolutely" or "completely" instead.
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Usually no, Ravy. "Skinny" often has a negative connotation, meaning "too thin" or looking unhealthy. If you want to give a compliment, use "slim" or "slender" instead! styler
What's the difference between "cheap" and "economical"?
Great question! "Cheap" can sometimes mean poor quality (negative connotation). But "economical" means it is a good value for the money (positive connotation). savings
Why can't we say "very exhausted"? I want to emphasize it!
"Exhausted" is an extreme adjective. It already means "very tired". You can't be "very very tired". To emphasize it, you should use words like "completely", "absolutely", or "utterly" exhausted! directions_run
Can I use 'skinny' as a compliment for my friend?