Unabridged means in its full length or original content.
Category: Confusing Words
About vs Approximately vs Around
About refers to a rough estimate.
Abnormal vs Subnormal
Abnormal means deviating from the average.
Abjure vs Adjure
Abjure means to recant, renounce, or repudiate something.
Ability vs Capacity
Ability refers to the power to do something.
Abdicate vs Abrogate vs Arrogate
Abdicate means to give up, relinquish power, or renounce formally.
Aberrant vs Abhorrent
Aberrant means unusual or away from the norm. A complaint was filed concerning their aberrant behavior. Abhorrent means to detest something. People would find this material obscene and abhorrent.
Abbreviation vs Acronym vs Initialism
An abbreviation is a shortened word form of a word or phrase that cannot be pronounced as another word (Dept., Prof. Mgr., etc.).
A while vs Awhile
A while, a noun phrase, is used as the object of the prepositions for and in. Tom and Linda have decided to stay for a while in Otego. In a while, Tom and Linda leave Otego for good. Awhile is an adverb that means for a time. Tom and Linda are deciding whether to stay […]
Account vs Report vs Chronicle vs Version vs Story
Account, report, chronicle, version, story denote a statement of actual events or conditions or of purported occurrences or conditions.
Difference between A part and Apart
A part refers to the union of something. Volunteering at the hospital has become a part of her routine. Apart refers to a separation in place, position, or time. He was standing a bit apart from the rest of us, watching us.
Difference between A lot and Allot
A lot is always two words. He does a lot of travelling in his job. Allot means to give something, especially a share of something available, for a particular purpose. The museum is planning to increase the amount of space allotted to modern art.