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  • What is the difference between blurry and blurred?
    Those words which came to my mind have in my opinion a distinction For instance, washed and washy Even though the quotes from the articles give the appearance that they are identical, is there any subtle distinction between blurry and blurred or are they interchangeable without changing any connotation?
  • How to describe someone who often has his own idea and judgment
    For people who know what they think, but doesn't make a habit forcing their thoughts on others, strong-minded, clear-sighted, and similar expressions are common But my favourites are perspicacious - having keen mental perception and understanding, and in more informal contexts, no-nonsense - sensible, practical, straightforward
  • More clear vs Clearer: when to use more instead of -er?
    Where an answer, for example, for can be either clearer or more clear than other answers And to be honest, where I don't think it makes much difference which you use - they're effectively just alternative stylistic choices
  • Whats a good word for clear mindedness and an ability to see . . .
    As an object, "crystal" comes to my mind that can refer to clear-mindedness like "crystal clear", and as it is multi-faceted, it can provide a view of all directions as "seeing as a whole"
  • word order - Is neither I grammatically correct? - English Language . . .
    No, it is grammatically unacceptable Correct constructions using neither include: Neither a nor b: This is the most common usage Neither Alaska nor Florida charges state income tax Neither noun: You can use this variant when it's clear what you are referring to I moved from Alaska to Florida this year Fortunately, neither state charges income tax Me neither: This may be close to what you
  • phrase requests - Is there a word to describe one who distils complex . . .
    I’m looking for a word or short phrase that can be used as an adjective to describe a person who does, or the act of doing, something that could match one of the following descriptions: distils co
  • Does the etymology of the word government mean to control the mind?
    That connection was probably as transparent to the Romans as it is to speakers of Romance languages today—but it doesn’t mean that the suffix means ‘mind’, any more than the English suffix -ly means ‘body’ anymore
  • An old fashioned word or phrase that describes a meditative walk
    I suggest you take the word jaunt and attach an adjective of your choosing to it an invigorating jaunt a meditative jaunt a refreshing jaunt a mind-clearing jaunt a re-balancing jaunt a re-centering jaunt Jaunt, by itself, suggests a pleasurable walk or perambulation; by combining it with an adjective you conjoin pleasure with mental refreshment
  • Standard (legal?) phrase for a clear mind - English Language Usage . . .
    Is there a standard (possibly legal) phrase to denote that a person has a clear mind and is capable of doing things well and understanding the consequences of their actions (as opposed to being e g





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