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What is another word that can be used in the place of the word I?
no other word really...
What part of speech is the word primarily?
The word "primarily" is an adverb. It is used to modify verbs, adjectives, or other adverbs to describe the main or most important purpose or reason for something.
In place of in fact what other word can be used?
For sure!
What other word can be used in place of not real?
fake
What other words can take the place of the word used?
Synonyms for the word "used"? that all depends on how you use the word. For example: "I am used to it." Or, "He has used it again." * expended * consumed * secondhand * worn * old A word that takes the place of another is a pronoun. She can take the place of Cassie. He can take the place of Skylar. These words take the place of other nouns. I hope that helps.
What is another word that can be used in place of each other?
A synonym.
What other words can be used in the place of the word taken?
breath
Can the Spanish word cazar be used in place of buscar or is it solely used for hunting animals?
The Spanish word "cazar" is primarily used for hunting animals. It is not typically used interchangeably with "buscar," which means "to search for."
Is bair a word?
Bair is a word in that it is a place and a name. It can't be used in any sense other than a proper noun.
How is Microsoft Word used in computer science?
Word is what is called a word processor. It is used primarily to create and edit text documents.
What part of speech is the word other?
The word "other" can be used as an adjective: Example: The ball is in the other garden ("Other" is used to describe the noun "garden", so is acting as an adjective.) "Other" can also be used as a pronoun - something that takes the place of a noun: Example: "He put one foot on the ground, then the other" ("Other" is used in place of "other foot". As "foot" is a noun, and "other" is taking it's place, "other" is acting as a pronoun.)
What is a synonm for place?
A synonym for "place" is "location." Other alternatives include "site," "spot," and "area," depending on the context in which the word is used.
