GRE/TODO.md

# Words that should be added/modified

| Word              | Occurence | Explanation                                                                                                          |
| :---------------- | :-------- | :----------------------                                                                                              |
|                   |           | fix " : " to ": "                                                                                                    |
|                   |           | fix " </u>" to "</u> "                                                                                               |
| appropbriation    | no.283    | missing space after 2nd example, what's "het" in that example?                                                       |
| convalesce        | no.1072   | no space before bold in example                                                                                      |
| arboreal          | no.298    | underline too long in first example, no space between bold and rest of underline                                     |
| lassitude         | no.1506   | missing space between bold and rest                                                                                  |
| arrears           | no.313    | corrupted end of bold delimiter                                                                                      |
| mendacious        | no.1511   | end of bold delimiter missing                                                                                        |
| apotheosis        | no.278    | theosis is pretty much already a word for itself in my view, in that context then the explanation is a bit wonky imo |
| covenant          | no.781    | end of bold delimiter and end of unerline delimiter missing                                                          |


## Import errors:
- '1318 ad hominen A way of arguing or criticizing that ignores the larger issues at hand and just attacks someone's character adj. Latin : "aimed at the man." Unfortunately, people are skipping to the assumed end of the debate right away and concentrating their efforts on <u>trading <b>ad hominem</b> attacks.</u>' had 6 fields, expected 8
- '1410 ipso facto    ipso facto evidence' had 6 fields, expected 8
- '1411 exalt/exult To exalt, means to glorify or elevate something, but to exult is to rejoice.  verb ex "out, out of, from within" + <b>a</b>ltus "high"=>exalt =raise to the highest</br>ex"out, out of, from within" + sauter:jump=> jump for joy While she <b>exalted</b> God in the highest, she was <b>exulted</b> when she got the last two tickets to see Robbie Williams. Easily confused words' had 7 fields, expected 8


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# Questions to answer:

- Difference between _abate_ & _attenuate_<br />
  → abate can weaken to	 the point of disappearing, attenuate has to be always present.
- Difference between _castigate_ & _chastize_
- Are _fervid_ & _fervent_ the same word?
- Connotation of _facetious_
- _diatribe_ vs _harangue_<br />
  → harangue more official and bombastic?
- Difference between _obstinate_ &  _obdurate_
- _quiescence_ vs. _abeyance_
- _phlegmatic_ has a negative connotation, doesn't it?
- _mendacity_ vs.
- _presage_ vs. _omen_