Words & Wordplay

Guaranty vs Guarantee

Guaranty vs Guarantee
Essentially, ‘guaranty’ and ‘guarantee’ both have the same meaning. ‘Guaranty’ is a noun, whereas, ‘guarantee’ can be used as both a noun and a verb.

Accident vs Incident

Accident vs Incident
The word accident has a negative implication and could result in loss of life, or damage to goods. An incident on the other hand can refer to any even that happens; it could be positive or negative.

Abroad vs Overseas

Abroad vs Overseas
Abroad is when a person travels, resides or works in a country that is not his own. This term can refer to any country, far or beyond, that is not the person’s country of origin or birth. On the other hand,...

Girls vs Women

Girls vs Women
‘Girl’ refers to a female from birth through childhood and adolescence to adulthood, after which she is usually referred to as a ‘woman’. ‘Girl’ can also be used to refer to a young woman, while, ‘woman’ may...

Assure vs Ensure

Assure vs Ensure
The word, ‘assure’ is used as a promise. It is used to make somebody confident about something or to convince them of something. ‘Ensure’, on the other hand, is used to confirm or guarantee something. It makes...

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