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That's di-morphic. Di- means two. Dia- means across, or between. I suppose the idea is a middle style. Unfortunate similarity to diamorphine though.
by card_zero 1y ago
That's di-morphic. Di- means two. Dia- means across, or between. I suppose the idea is a middle style.
Unfortunate similarity to diamorphine though.
- hermitcrab 1y agoYou are right. Thanks for the correction. The fact that they are so similar still makes it a bad choice though IMO.