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Mar
26
 comment Can I say, “Your example was quite graphical”?
Though this often has a connotation of "bloody" or "violent." Maybe "highly illustrative" (as Kelly mentioned) would more effectively express what he seeks.
Mar
26
 comment What is the word for “understandable by specific group”?
Are you looking for "classifiable?" maybe a little more context would help explain which word you seek.
Mar
26
 answered What is the etymology of “blackguard”? Does this British-sounding word have subtleties in its use?
Mar
26
 answered Present or Past tense to describe a past condition which is still present?
Mar
26
 answered Does a nominative sentence suggest that a characteristic is more of a permanent feature?
Mar
25
 comment “By foot” vs. “on foot”
@aliya please accept answer if this is what you needed
Mar
25
 answered “By foot” vs. “on foot”
Mar
25
 awarded  Supporter
Mar
25
 answered The opposite of “contains”
Mar
25
 awarded  Autobiographer
Mar
25
 answered Is this grammatical construction an imperative for the third person?
Mar
25
 awarded  Teacher
Mar
25
 answered How should lists of questions be punctuated?
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