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Bookmark or Share- meaning - Attacking by "Taking the high road" - English Language ...Attacking by saying "I'm taking the high road", is not actually taking the high road (note the lack of quotes). It is rather an ad hominem attack, attacking the merits of the campaign rather than of one's political platform (this is not literally ad homminem which really mean s in argumentation saying things about the argumenter rather than the ...
- What is the word for a path that is made naturally by the action of ...estrade: In the Brazilian rubber trade, a winding path or road connecting a series of trees. Also in Fr. form estrade. fare: A road, track b. spec. The track of a hare or rabbit ; feute: The traces or track (of an animal). footing: A mark or impression left by the foot; a footprint, or footprints collectively; a trace, track, trail.
- What is meant by a "two-lane" road? - English Language & Usage Stack ...According to the World Road Association-PIARC, an international standards body, a two-lane road is simply a. Road designed to permit two lanes of traffic to be accommodated side by side. A search on the term shows that this usage is used by governments and construction companies in the United States, Canada, New Zealand, and Scotland.
- What's the difference between "winding up" and "winding down"?Winding up has a second meaning, to antagonize or troll. But yes, I think they are similar when used to refer to something coming to an end. Perhaps wind up sounds more like things should come to a stop, whereas wind down sounds more like a gradual reduction of activity.
- Is there a rule for using commas with multiple adjectives?I know about the order of adjectives/cumulative adj, so I am asking if it's mandatory to include a comma in "long straight brown hair," when "long, winding road" takes a comma. – user232412 Commented Apr 21, 2017 at 17:33
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