4.4 KiB
4.4 KiB
Words that should be added/modified
Word | Occurence | Explanation |
---|---|---|
indigenous/indigent | no.426 | remove second line break between meanigns |
nestle | no.1710 | numbers do not align between example and meaning (and order in general as well) |
discursive | no.87 | clean up explanation, lots of linebreaks at the wrong location (see picture below). Also: 2: -> 2. in meaning |
acarpous | no.1714 | fix formatting of source and type/level (no underscores), add a semicolon between "effete" and "no longer fertile" in meaning |
effete | acarpous meaning | never heard of that one before, had to look it up whether its a typo lmao |
argot | no.1715 | same as w/ acarpous (do a general replace maybe) |
importunate | no.1600 | " Hör auf zu stürmen" -> "Hör auf zu stürmen" |
dissimulate | no.358 | can not reign. " -> can not reign." |
aspersion | no.1717 | missing space before underline in example |
balk | no.1720 | add linbreak between 2nd and 3rd meaning |
cerebration | no.700 | remove circular definition in meaning |
congruent | no.968 | add correct numbering to examples |
belabor | no.1722 | no 2nd meaning giving but numbering and example present |
gnarled | no.1575 | missing numbering for 3rd meaning |
brobdingnagian | no.1726 | wtf is that word lmao. bold delimiter missing |
effect exceptions | no.1450 | BUT , -> BUT, (or maybe use an '' tag instead of bold) |
canonical | no.834 | missing bold delimiter |
churl | no.1733 | we already have churlish, seems to be identical |
contumacious | no.1735 | 1.b written twice |
replete | coruscate 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