Jagd

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If there was a bronze badge for "Asked a dumb question", I'd have a whole lot of bronze badges.

	405 reputation	bio	website	google.com	visits	member for	2 years, 9 months
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Sep 6	comment	I'm looking for a single word to replace a 'lack of response' Perhaps "apparent apathy" if the person who is offering the point-of-view is unsure as to why the object in question is being unresponsive.
Sep 6	comment	I'm looking for a single word to replace a 'lack of response' Excellent word if the thing in question truly is unresponsive due to apathy. Obviously, it's not an ideal choice if the thing in question isn't apathetic, because you'd be misleading your audience by stating that it is, when perhaps the object is simply unresponsive because of fear or some other motivation.
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Aug 7	awarded	Yearling
Jan 10	awarded	Critic
Oct 26	awarded	Nice Question
Aug 18	accepted	Is there a fine line between symbolism and metaphors in literature?
Aug 18	comment	Is there a fine line between symbolism and metaphors in literature? I really like your description of a metaphor and a symbol.
Aug 17	asked	Is there a fine line between symbolism and metaphors in literature?
Aug 14	awarded	Scholar
Aug 14	accepted	Why are there two pronunciations for “either”?
Aug 14	revised	Why are there two pronunciations for “either”? edited tags
Aug 14	revised	Why are there two pronunciations for “either”? added 507 characters in body
Aug 14	comment	Why are there two pronunciations for “either”? @Alan - that would make a good question!
Aug 14	revised	What do you call the word used in prose to describe the surroundings to make prose richer? added 132 characters in body
Aug 14	comment	What do you call the word used in prose to describe the surroundings to make prose richer? @Shinto - I simply supplied an answer that I felt fit the question. The manner in which Surya asked and described the question made me think of sensory imagery.