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Is “Thisness” an established English word? What is the alternative expression that sounds more natural and familiar?

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What does “flustrated” mean, and is it a word?

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Why is "seldomly" not a word? [closed]

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Is "uncarefully" a word?

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Is there a common abbreviation for "with or without"? e.g. _w/wo_ or _w/w/o_

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Why is "ailer" not a word?

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Local : Global :: Localite :?

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Is there a word "dramaticness"?

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Is "fillet" a different word in "salmon fillet" than in "leather fillet"

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Why "pastime" but not "passtime"?

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Is 'disabilitated' a real word?

Why isn't "innard" a word?

Is 'irreasonable' as the opposite of reasonable acceptable or not? [closed]

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Is 'quiescing' a valid word? What does it mean?

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Is "Plannable" an English (UK) word?

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What is the adjectival form of efficacy? [closed]

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Is "re-enqueue" or "reenqueue" a proper word?

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Abetrours :: meaning & etymology

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Is "uncollaborative" a word?

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Is ‘Yes-ish’ a perfect alternative to Yes, or is it 'Yes ‘on condition’? Is it received English?

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