English Terms
Gift vs Present
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Gift and Present are two terms that are often confused. The term ‘present’ has many various definitions, whereas ‘gift’ generally has one. Gift also has a more formal and grander implication than ‘present’. |
Psycho vs Mental
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The term ‘psycho’ comes from the word psychological which in turn refers to anything to do with the mind. Similarly, the term mental also refers to anything to do with the mind. However, over time both these... |
Revenge vs Vengeance
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In terms of context, revenge is more personal, while the use of the term vengeance implies justice and honor. Vengeance implies righteousness, whereas revenge is dirty, vile or cheap depending on the situation... |
Revenge vs Avenge
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Revenge refers to harm that is done to someone in return of something they has done before. Another way of saying this is that it ‘the act of taking vengeance for injuries or wrongs’ i.e. retaliation. Avenge,... |
Complementary vs Complimentary
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Complementary refers to something that completes or goes with something else. Complimentary refers to something that praises or says something nice about something else. |













