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What is the common name of the longest disease in the English Language?
Silicosis
What are the longest two words in the English dictionary which are pronounced exactly the same but have no letters in common?
The longest two words in the English language that are pronounced exactly the same and have no letters in common are "loaner" and "owner."
What is the longest word that has the line of symmetry?
The longest word that has a line of symmetry is "SWIMS." It features a vertical line of symmetry down the center, allowing it to be mirrored on either side. Other examples include "NOON" and "MOW." However, "SWIMS" is often cited as the longest common English word with this property.
What is the longest pair of English words that are pronounced exactly the same but share no letter in common?
Ewe and you
What are the common features Shakespeare's history plays?
They all have to do with English kings.
How do you explain similar to English learner?
Similar means that two or more things share common characteristics or features. It signifies that there is a resemblance or likeness between the objects being compared.
What is the common positon of an adjective?
Almost always in English an adjective precedes the noun it modifies.
Is longest a common noun?
No. Longest is a superlative.
What is the longest world in the the whole wide world?
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What is the longest word in the English language with all its letters in alphabetical order?
Longest Word In English With All Letters In Alphabetical OrderThe longest word in English with all letters in alphabetical order is aegilops. (8 letters) Aegilops, a Latin word which has been absorbed into the English language, has three meanings:an eye condition,a type of grassa species of oak tree.Other words in the English language with all letters in alphabetical order, A-Z:7-letter words, with repeated lettersbeefilybillowySome 6-letter words, no repeated lettersabhorsalmostbeginsbijouxbiopsychimpschintzghostySome 6-letter words, with repeated lettersabbessaccentacceptaccessaddersbellowchillschillychoosychoppyeffortfloorsfloppyflossyglossyknottySome of the longest words in the English language with all letters in REVERSE alphabetical order, Z-A:spoonfeed (9, with repeated letters)spoonfed (8, with a repeated letter)trollied (8, with a repeated letter)sponged (7, no repeats)wronged (7, no repeats)
What is the English house sparrow population in 2009?
Almost certainly in the millions..A very common species.
Bear in mind that if is the longest two letter word in the English alphabet?
It's a common idiom, although it is usually written as "the English language" or "the English dictionary." Herman Wouk wrote it in "The Winds of War."
