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 comment Good websites to help improve usage of prepositions
A possible approach is to Google both phrases, e.g. "knowledge of coding" and "knowledge in coding", and see what occurs more often.
Oct
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 comment Word for “all of the groups to which an item belongs”?
Perhaps roles?
Oct
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 revised Word or phrase for clumsy, inaccurate expression
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 revised A word meaning the opposite action of recruiting
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Oct
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 answered A word meaning the opposite action of recruiting
Oct
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 answered Word or phrase for clumsy, inaccurate expression
Oct
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 answered How can I describe someone who feels little or no emotion?
Oct
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 answered Another way to say “fulfill your dream”
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 revised Word for feeling of being used by someone
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Sep
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 answered Word for feeling of being used by someone
Sep
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 comment Does “end up with something” always mean possession? (Harry Potter spoilers)
@drɱ65 δ Oxford, Merriam-Webster and Cambridge do not list this phrase at all. OneLook lists a single meaning (no guarantee that it's the only one). Plus the slightly ambiguous context. Hence the question.
Sep
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 accepted Does “end up with something” always mean possession? (Harry Potter spoilers)
Sep
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 asked Does “end up with something” always mean possession? (Harry Potter spoilers)
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Sep
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 revised What do you call a pair of words which would be meaningless without one of them?
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