Demars
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I hate the word "deceptively" as an adjective. "The pool was deceptively shallow." What does that even mean? It can be either that the pool looked deep, but was actually shallow, or it could be that the pool is deep but looks shallow. It's fine if they specify more, but using it like that isn't getting a clear meaning through.
And when people say "irregardless" it's kind of bothersome too. That's not even an actual word(because of the ir- and the -less, it's nonstandard). If you're going to try and sound intelligent, you should at least use the language properly.
And when people say "irregardless" it's kind of bothersome too. That's not even an actual word(because of the ir- and the -less, it's nonstandard). If you're going to try and sound intelligent, you should at least use the language properly.
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