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OK, so now I know why tweening's called that, and I feel like the biggest idiot in the world :-/

• crazygringo 10y ago
  There are so many of these, even in basic English. Like "discover" = un-cover.
  • clintonc 10y ago
    "another" = "an other"
    • kuschku 10y ago
      no-body, no-where, interrupt-able, etc
      • delinka 10y ago
        "no one" is two words. Edit: corrected. But I can't delete? Oh, I have replies :)
        • kuschku 10y ago
          Thanks, replaced it with a better example.
  • robert_tweed 10y ago
    As an even more surprising example of this, "alright" isn't even a real word. Tweening actually goes back to traditional animation where the keyframes (another borrowed term) were hand-drawn by senior artists and the frames in between were added by junior artists. This process was called inbetweening, or tweening for short.