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Bookmark or Share- What is a word or phrase that describes something that looks grand from ...(a) Hence the 'The expression is more usually used less literally to mean disguising one's negative emotions.' (b) Are you saying that 'a situation where the front side has been held up for a show/event to function but the back stage that is holding it is a complete chaos/mess and is on the brink of falling apart' doesn't involve human agency (in the broader, beyond-thematic-role-in-sentence ...
- Word for something being both beautiful and terrible at the same timeOf course, terrific would have worked a long time ago. OED's first definition is Causing terror, terrifying; terrible, frightful; stirring, awe-inspiring; sublime, although they do say that usage is Now rare.
- Difference between "Warm regards" and "Best regards"To the extent there is no real meaning attached to it, best regards means something like, I wish you well. However, when used as closing ; Warm regards and Best regards don't have much real meaning attached to them and are just polite ways to end a le
- "Facade" vs. "façade" - English Language & Usage Stack ExchangeBut I tried searching the Corpus of Contemporary American English and it had zero hits for "façade" so I just went with ngrams. – Mr. Shiny and New 安宇 Commented Nov 9, 2011 at 16:40
- "One thing to note" or "One thing to be noted"? [closed]Just stumbled which to use when I was writing something. "One thing to note" seems to be used much more often, but clarifications from experts would be helpful.
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