Papiikush:
Nice one bro.
Another on you should add

BUHARI/YARADUA Both seem different but they have lot of similarities. They were both sick while ruling Nigeria.

Toyota camry big for nothing /Nigeria.. Are 2 different things but are the same eventually..

I thought you were going to say Lai/Lie. They look different but actually mean the same thing!

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VargasVee:
English is not a fixed language so with time, words tend to come in more often and become acceptable.
These words are commonly called pseudoatonmys

1. FLAMMABLE/INFLAMMABLE

Looking at the above words, first thing that comes to the mind is, one catches fire and the other doesn't. Actually they mean the same thing.

2. BAR/DEBAR

Bar being the act of prohibition, funny enough debar also means the same thing.

3. REGARDLESS/IRREGARDLESS

Regardless, prevailing against odds and circumstances. Irregardless is likely originated from a combination of 'irrespective' and 'regardless' and thus became accepted.

4. HABITABLE/INHABITABLE

Habitable simple implies Suitable to live in. You would think inhabitable was any different, but it means the same thing.

5. GENIUS/INGENIOUS

Everyone has probably heard of genius. Clever, inventive person, and exceptional intellect. Ingenious also implies the same thing.

6. TERMINATE/EXTERMINATE

To terminate, the act of bringing to an end of something. Your guess would be with the prefix of 'ex' there would be difference but it does almost mean the same thing.

7. RESTIVE/RESTLESS

Your first opinion of restive would be in a state of rest, but restive actually means being unable to stay silent or still, thereby restlessness.

8. VALUABLE/INVALUABLE

Valuable means of great worth. Invaluable also means the same thing, being useful and indispensable.


Have a swell day everyone

VargasVee:
English is not a fixed language so with time, words tend to come in more often and become acceptable.
These words are commonly called pseudoatonmys

1. FLAMMABLE/INFLAMMABLE

Looking at the above words, first thing that comes to the mind is, one catches fire and the other doesn't. Actually they mean the same thing.

2. BAR/DEBAR

Bar being the act of prohibition, funny enough debar also means the same thing.

3. REGARDLESS/IRREGARDLESS

Regardless, prevailing against odds and circumstances. Irregardless is likely originated from a combination of 'irrespective' and 'regardless' and thus became accepted.

4. HABITABLE/INHABITABLE

Habitable simple implies Suitable to live in. You would think inhabitable was any different, but it means the same thing.

5. GENIUS/INGENIOUS

Everyone has probably heard of genius. Clever, inventive person, and exceptional intellect. Ingenious also implies the same thing.

6. TERMINATE/EXTERMINATE

To terminate, the act of bringing to an end of something. Your guess would be with the prefix of 'ex' there would be difference but it does almost mean the same thing.

7. RESTIVE/RESTLESS

Your first opinion of restive would be in a state of rest, but restive actually means being unable to stay silent or still, thereby restlessness.

8. VALUABLE/INVALUABLE

Valuable means of great worth. Invaluable also means the same thing, being useful and indispensable.


Have a swell day everyone

HARDDON:
English is nothing but an offspring sprung off a freaking sporadic spasm of a discombobulated D1ck ! The more u learn, the more you learn to learn.

If give her her book is correct why is give us us book wrong?

Why do we play on a reciter n recite @ a play?

why do we drive on a park way n park on a driveway?

If groundnut oil is from groundnut, why is baby oil not from babies?

if take is took
why is fake not fook
why is make not mook
why is bake not book etc.

If almost everything else is described as incomplete .
why is only building described as Uncomplete or uncompleted.

And heck, why is it even called a BUILDING when it is completed?.

Papiikush:
Nice one bro.
Another on you should add

BUHARI/YARADUA Both seem different but they have lot of similarities. They were both sick while ruling Nigeria.

One died, the other one is about to die.

Nice one... Really educative

Papiikush:
Nice one bro.
Another on you should add

BUHARI/YARADUA Both seem different but they have lot of similarities. They were both sick while ruling Nigeria.

Hmmm....nailandeeeeeerrrrs!

Myself2:


But Yar Adua died in office, hold on, are you saying Buhari too will .......

Haaa! Lailah!

Valuable / Invaluable got me , first time I came across it in a write up I was confused I had to Google it,we Learn everyday.

Nice Post

Educative

oyinlola007:
Another day at my office

some people just cannot have sense. good thing you didn't go soft and send the real stuff to the guy before getting paid... I like the matured way you responded. nice one.

KosiEric:


Look at you, you can't even spell "sens"

I see you know how to

Very educative

KosiEric:


Look at you, you can't even spell "sens"

Ominiknowest look at your own spelling

Famous
Infamous

derbywarls:
Famous
Infamous

They are not synonymous.
Famous: having a widespread reputation, usually of a favorable nature; renowned.
Infamous: having a reputation for bad character.

Never heard anyone used the word irregardless though. It does sound kinky too. Even my keyboard doesn't know what that is. But we learn everyday.

VargasVee:
English is not a fixed language so with time, words tend to come in more often and become acceptable.
These words are commonly called pseudoatonmys

1. FLAMMABLE/INFLAMMABLE

Looking at the above words, first thing that comes to the mind is, one catches fire and the other doesn't. Actually they mean the same thing.

2. BAR/DEBAR

Bar being the act of prohibition, funny enough debar also means the same thing.

3. REGARDLESS/IRREGARDLESS

Regardless, prevailing against odds and circumstances. Irregardless is likely originated from a combination of 'irrespective' and 'regardless' and thus became accepted.

4. HABITABLE/INHABITABLE

Habitable simple implies Suitable to live in. You would think inhabitable was any different, but it means the same thing.

5. GENIUS/INGENIOUS

Everyone has probably heard of genius. Clever, inventive person, and exceptional intellect. Ingenious also implies the same thing.

6. TERMINATE/EXTERMINATE

To terminate, the act of bringing to an end of something. Your guess would be with the prefix of 'ex' there would be difference but it does almost mean the same thing.

7. RESTIVE/RESTLESS

Your first opinion of restive would be in a state of rest, but restive actually means being unable to stay silent or still, thereby restlessness.

8. VALUABLE/INVALUABLE

Valuable means of great worth. Invaluable also means the same thing, being useful and indispensable.


Have a swell day everyone

remember, there is no word that is the same with another in English it could only be similar in meaning. Take note!

HARDDON:
English is nothing but an offspring sprung off a freaking sporadic spasm of a discombobulated D1ck ! The more u learn, the more you learn to learn.

If give her her book is correct why is give us us book wrong?

Why do we play on a reciter n recite @ a play?

why do we drive on a park way n park on a driveway?

If groundnut oil is from groundnut, why is baby oil not from babies?

who dey fight with this one?

t33why:
Marketer/ Business development executive

Marketer/ sales executive

Marketer/ Sales activator

Not really oo

They are different

Marketing is act of promoting the brand this will continue long after the business development executive has mapped and handed over, and is responsible for keep the brand afloat.

Sales executive is a sales force personnel actually the foot soldier.

Business development is about introduction of the brand and causing demand is to create the notion of "there is a new sheriff(brand) in town and then deploy sales executive to take over. Then move to develop new Zones.

Thank me now!

Myself2:


But Yar Adua died in office, hold on, are you saying Buhari too will .......

Hopefully the will of the lord will prevail

lemme add one... . . . . . . Void and devoid.

Papiikush:
Nice one bro.
Another on you should add

BUHARI/YARADUA Both seem different but they have lot of similarities. They were both sick while ruling Nigeria.

and both of them died on the sit.

God bless you OP..

VargasVee:
English is not a fixed language so with time, words tend to come in more often and become acceptable.
These words are commonly called pseudoatonmys

1. FLAMMABLE/INFLAMMABLE

Looking at the above words, first thing that comes to the mind is, one catches fire and the other doesn't. Actually they mean the same thing.

2. BAR/DEBAR

Bar being the act of prohibition, funny enough debar also means the same thing.

3. REGARDLESS/IRREGARDLESS

Regardless, prevailing against odds and circumstances. Irregardless is likely originated from a combination of 'irrespective' and 'regardless' and thus became accepted.

4. HABITABLE/INHABITABLE

Habitable simple implies Suitable to live in. You would think inhabitable was any different, but it means the same thing.

5. GENIUS/INGENIOUS

Everyone has probably heard of genius. Clever, inventive person, and exceptional intellect. Ingenious also implies the same thing.

6. TERMINATE/EXTERMINATE

To terminate, the act of bringing to an end of something. Your guess would be with the prefix of 'ex' there would be difference but it does almost mean the same thing.

7. RESTIVE/RESTLESS

Your first opinion of restive would be in a state of rest, but restive actually means being unable to stay silent or still, thereby restlessness.

8. VALUABLE/INVALUABLE

Valuable means of great worth. Invaluable also means the same thing, being useful and indispensable.


Have a swell day everyone

Mail me foxyn

Foxyn:
boss should I drop my Whatsapp contact? wanna discuss business with u

Brillantman:
Mail me foxyn

I just sent you a pm sir ..

but here's my mail too

michaelfoxyn @ gmail.com

thanks

omobabalawo:
..op pls also add. lalasticlala and snake. they look different but are actually the same.

Nwaamaikpe /crase dont look at the spelling they are all the same
lai mohammed/lie. dont b deceived by spelling. its synonymous. [b].. oya nairalanders complete this one

MY............/BAN.





mynd wat u answer so that u will not get 44 years ban[\b]

Funny you

HARDDON:
English is nothing but an offspring sprung off a freaking sporadic spasm of a discombobulated D1ck ! The more u learn, the more you learn to learn.

If give her her book is correct why is give us us book wrong?

Why do we play on a reciter n recite @ a play?

why do we drive on a park way n park on a driveway?

If groundnut oil is from groundnut, why is baby oil not from babies?

very well said

Habitable and inhabitable are different words

Valuable and invaluable are also different

Papiikush:
Nice one bro.
Another on you should add

BUHARI/YARADUA Both seem different but they have lot of similarities. They were both sick while ruling Nigeria.

Funny you