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What does isomorphism between language and reality mean?

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In film, what specific term describes the distinction between "live action", "CG" and "traditional animation"?

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Single word for the opposite of "nap"

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A word meaning more than "like", but less than "love"

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Is there a term for simultaneous snow and rain?

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If subscription is a contract to receive something, what is a contract to send something called?

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How and when can we use "why else"?

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When does one append "-ly"?

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Does this sound natural to you ? - "I am really confident in English"

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Meaning of the phrase: "get to the left of"

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Perseverance of the whole in spite of the loss of individual elements

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What word best means "disdain for the uncouth"?

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What is a good verb to describe the pleasant sound of rain?

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Noun instead of gerund 'expecting'

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Using the word "whether" instead of "which"

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Choice of tense to describe continuing status of an object

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Do we have to mention the things we refer to after the word "one of these"

Difference between “bunch of” and “group of” with regard to people

What does isomorphism between language and reality mean?

In film, what specific term describes the distinction between "live action", "CG" and "traditional animation"?

Is there an English name for Piacenza (Italy)?

What does one call a person who is next in line in a business process?

Single word for the opposite of "nap"

What is a word to describe the character of someone who plans his actions in advance?

A word meaning more than "like", but less than "love"

What is the difference between "deterrent" and "adversity"?

Is there a term for simultaneous snow and rain?

How to understand this sentence

If subscription is a contract to receive something, what is a contract to send something called?

How should I phrase a question that must be answered with an ordinal number (e.g., the third prime)?

How does punctuation affect this clause in a sentence?

How and when can we use "why else"?

When does one append "-ly"?

What is a noun for "one who is adroit"?

Does this sound natural to you ? - "I am really confident in English"

Meaning of the phrase: "get to the left of"

When can I use "while" instead of "when"?

Adjectives versus Noun Adjuncts

Perseverance of the whole in spite of the loss of individual elements

What word best means "disdain for the uncouth"?

What is a good verb to describe the pleasant sound of rain?

Noun instead of gerund 'expecting'

Using the word "whether" instead of "which"

Choice of tense to describe continuing status of an object

What term means "words that look alike and mean alike, across two languages"?

What is a formal equivalent of "get (a)round something"?