Words & Wordplay
Kind vs Sort vs Type
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The words are often used interchangeably when referring to grouping and categorizing a person, place or thing. However, there are certain contexts where the words cannot be used in the place of the other. |
Rival vs Competitor
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The terms Rival and Competitor are actually synonymous. They both refer to someone who tries to defeat or to be more successful than another. The term rival usually has a more negative connotation, which... |
Nerd vs Intelligent
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The term, nerd is used to refer to a person who behaves awkwardly around other people, that he is socially inept. A nerd is usually someone who has very strong interests in technical subjects, computers, games... |
Type vs Form
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A simple way to distinguish between the two is to use type when referring to classifying or grouping something, while using form when talking about the structure and make of something. |
Demonstrate vs Illustrate
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Illustrates uses images, additional text, pictures and diagrams in order to elaborate on something. On the other hand, demonstrate explains via actions. |













