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- Word for something that used to be popular but not anymore
I'm looking for a word that simply means something that used to be popular but is no longer I do not want the word to denote that it is not as good as it once was ex: Obsolete: no longer in us
- word choice - Popular to someone or popular with someone? - English . . .
The teacher is popular to his student The teacher is popular with his student Which one is correct amp; why?
- word choice - Popular with vs Popular among - English Language . . .
Intuitively, "not popular with" is referring to the students as a body with one opinion; "not popular among" means not many among the students like him
- grammar - any other + singular plural - English Language Learners . . .
0 Any other implies 'any one other' There is no individual singer in the USA more popular than she is If you wish to use the plural, you need to leave out any She is more popular than [all the] other singers in the USA
- Pricey vs. Pricy - English Language Usage Stack Exchange
Pricey is clearly more popular on both sides of the pond Furthermore, the Corpus of Historical American English (COHA) paints the following picture: (X axis: year, Y axis: absolute number of hits ) So, this suggests three things, at least for American English: Both words are surprisingly recent coinages
- single word requests - Term for choosing to believe a falsehood . . .
The concept I'm thinking of would differ from cognitive dissonance in that you're choosing a theory to believe, so there is no absolutely right answer Or when someone has a pet theory that has little or no evidence for or against Examples I would give that might fall into this might be believing horoscopes star signs, one religion over another
- Is there a word for when someone stops being talented?
no longer successful, skillful, popular, or needed " washed-up athletes" "a washed-up actor " (M-W) It's often used of actors, but can also be used for other professions: "Washed up" artists that you still follow and enjoy Liz Truss branded 'washed-up' by Chinese state media ahead of Taiwan visit Improve this answer edited Jul 22
- articles - World vs. The world - English Language Learners Stack . . .
I read the following news article online today: "An ugly legal battle between one of world's most popular artists and a group of nuns over a real estate turned tragic when one of the " Why is wor
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