4.7 KiB
4.7 KiB
Words that should be added/modified
| Word | Occurence | Explanation |
|---|---|---|
| deposition | no.1742 | add linebreak between 2nd and 3rd meaning |
| disuetude | no.1743 | expl.: "disuse","no longer custim" -> "disuse", "no longer custim" |
| dissolute | no.366 | maybe add: Ant: resolute in expl. |
| formidable | no.1440 | underline starts too soon in first example. Also, that example is not clear in meaning imo, could also be used as in the 2nd meaning in that context. |
| embroider | no.1288 | end of bold delimiter missing |
| gibe | no.1569 | Explanation has a weird "yn1" |
| daphanous | no.1746 | word misspelled in example, numbering of examples with only one example present. |
| diffidence | no.1747 | we already have diffident |
| edacious | no.1754 | no numbering for first example, add space after "1b." for 2nd example. |
| ensign | no.1756 | 2. -> 2. in examples |
| extrinsic | no.1406 | remove numbering in meaning (but not in examples) |
| fecund | no.1760 | add linebreak between meanings |
| acolyte | no.1421 | add numbering to 2nd example |
| flak | no.1763 | add linebreak between meanings (also: look at 2nd meaning, there seems to be a mistake there) |
| impudent | no.414 | two categories of synonyms in explanation but only one meaning? |
| superficial | no.693 | aren't the three different meanings basically the exact same one but applied to different areas/ideas? |
| forge | no.1767 | add linebreaks between meanings |
| whittle | no.815 | add sub-numbering i.e. (1.a, 1.b) |
| fulgurate | no.731 | meaning: 2: -> 2. |
| congruity | no.974 | end of underline missing in example. Also: remove numbering? Synonyms should only be listed in explanation, not example. |
Questions to answer:
- Difference between abate & attenuate
→ 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
→ 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 vs. augury
- frenetic vs. frantic
- imprudence vs. improvidence
- reproof vs. reproach