Word Confusion: Tousle versus Tussle
The battle of the tussle involves at least two while the untidiness of the tousled only takes one in this Word Confusion from KD Did It.
Category: Writing
Word Confusion: Continual versus Continuous
“Without interruption” is the general definition while continual is “frequent with intervals” and continuous is “frequently space and time”.
Word Confusion: Wanton versus Wonton
A wanton may eat wontons, but there is no wonton in the world that will eat a wanton woman in this Word Confusion from KD Did It.
Word Confusion: Pain versus Pane
I’d rather have a pane in my hand than a pain in this Word Confusion from KD Did It.
Word Confusion: Addicted versus Dependent
Dependent is a general problem with multiple meanings whereas addicted is specific in its dependence in this Word Confusion from KD Did It.
Word Confusion: Abjure versus Adjure
Two too similar words which are such opposites — and truly confusing (!) — to abjure and renounce or to adjure and urge someone on in this Word Confusion.
Word Confusion: Peruse versus Pursue
To peruse or pursue. I suppose one needs to peruse the ladies to determine who to pursue.
Word Confusion: Coy versus Koi
How to be coy without koi is easily achieved in this self-editing Word Confusion from KD Did It Edits.
Properly Punctuated: Period, .
Get Properly Punctuated on periods with this post…full stop…from KD Did It Edits.
Grammar: Synonym versus Antonym
English is so rich and part of that reason are synonyms and antonyms with those shades of meaning, which make your own writing so much richer.