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Saying one thing implying another?
This is describing a form of indirect communication or implication, where the speaker says something but means something else. It's often used for subtlety or to convey a message in a less direct way. It can involve sarcasm, irony, or innuendo.
What is the difference between saying 'whilst doing something' and 'while doing something'?
Both "whilst doing something" and "while doing something" are conjunctions that can be used interchangeably to express the idea of doing something at the same time as another action. However, "whilst" is considered more formal and less commonly used in everyday language compared to "while."
What the prefix word start with re mean to make something less or small?
The prefix "re-" means to do something again or to go back to a previous state. It does not typically signify making something less or small.
Do you say couldn't care less or could care less?
The correct idiom is "couldn't care less".Many people are confused about this expression, but if you think about it for a few seconds you're trying to express the sentiment that you don't care at all. If you could care less, that means you still have some remaining care - i.e. the exact opposite of not caring at all !!
How do you say less strong?
A single word to describe 'less strong' would be 'weaker'.
Why would it be important to use milligrams to measure mass?
It would depend on what you are comparing it to. Since there is nothing given, we will compare it to a gram. There are 1000 milligrams in 1 gram. So, if we are referring to something that weighs less than a gram in milligrams, we will get a much more precise measurement. For example, saying we have 5 milligrams of something is much more precise than saying we have less than a gram of something.
What is 4 hundredths less than 7.955?
This is a subtraction problem: When ever you see something saying a number less than another number, it's meaning n - n. 7.955 - 0.04 = 7.915
What does change in volume mean?
When you say that something has gone through a change in volume (The "∆Volume" value in an equation), you are simply saying that it takes up more or less space.
What does change volume means?
When you say that something has gone through a change in volume (The "∆Volume" value in an equation), you are simply saying that it takes up more or less space.
To make something less or smaller?
to make something less or smaller using
Why is everybody saying then you took an arrow to the knee its so overated?
Everybody is saying then you took an arrow to the knee is so overrated because the phrase has been used too much. As people here something over and over it becomes less significant and eventually overrated.
Is saying something mean or degrading less harmful than physical abuse?
Well, how would you feel if i called you a ""stupid son of a biscuit" and how would you like it if i punched you in the chest and gave you a black eye with a baseball bat? Which do you feel is "less harmful?"
How does supply and demand determine prices?
The more of something you have the less you will get for it but the less of something you have the more you will get for it.
How could you make something less shiny?
how can u make something less shiny
What does the saying much less mean?
if you don't know what much less means your a 2nd grader it means most less. ;]
Saying one thing implying another?
This is describing a form of indirect communication or implication, where the speaker says something but means something else. It's often used for subtlety or to convey a message in a less direct way. It can involve sarcasm, irony, or innuendo.
Who authored the saying Do more with less?
The saying "Do more with less" is attributed to Peter Drucker, a renowned management consultant, educator, and author who emphasized the importance of efficiency and productivity in organizational management.
