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Both are correct. "Much needed" is an adjective that modifies nouns. "Much-needed" is an adverb that modifies verbs, adjectives, and other adverbs.
Both are correct. “Much needed” is an adjective that modifies nouns. “Much-needed” is an adverb that modifies verbs, adjectives, and other adverbs.
See lessMisinterpretation means explaining something in a wrong way. e.g. we may misinterpret a poem i.e. tell wrong meanings of the words. Misinterpretation is a noun. The verb of misinterpretation is 'misinterpret'.
Misinterpretation means explaining something in a wrong way. e.g. we may misinterpret a poem i.e. tell wrong meanings of the words.
Misinterpretation is a noun. The verb of misinterpretation is ‘misinterpret’.
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Idiomatic- a sentence/conversation/talk/poetry/story/oral or written work consisting or containing idiom(s) in it. Example- "Bed of roses" is an idiomatic expression which means a comfortable situation or an easy life. Use in a sentence- Harry's parents are wealthy, he has a bed of roses. Another exRead more
Idiomatic- a sentence/conversation/talk/poetry/story/oral or written work consisting or containing idiom(s) in it.
Example- “Bed of roses” is an idiomatic expression which means a comfortable situation or an easy life.
Use in a sentence- Harry’s parents are wealthy, he has a bed of roses.
Another example- “Kill two birds with one stone” is an idiomatic expression which means to accomplish two different things at the same time.
Use in a sentence- Mark visited his grandmother in New York City while on an official trip. He killed two birds with one stone.
It means "Looking for a person who will buy a drink for you". The word was commonly using during the 19th century. e.g. Amit has spent all of his money and is off Juggins hunting.
It means “Looking for a person who will buy a drink for you”. The word was commonly using during the 19th century. e.g. Amit has spent all of his money and is off Juggins hunting.
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Gigglemug is a Victorian Slang Word that means a face that keeps smiling constantly.
Glasses without earpieces is called Pince-nez.
Glasses without earpieces is called Pince-nez.
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