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Not important, but I want to briefly point out as a Grammar Nazi that you mean uninhabitable regions. Inhabitable and habitable mean the same and their opposite
by jonathanstrange 1y ago
Not important, but I want to briefly point out as a Grammar Nazi that you mean uninhabitable regions. Inhabitable and habitable mean the same and their opposites are uninhabitable and not habitable. This is one of those bizarre oddities of the English language.
- ashoeafoot 1y agowould ainhabable or antiinhabable be correct ?
- sandbach 1y agoNo.
- lloeki 1y agoJust for kicks: English | French --------------+------------ habitable | habitable inhabitable | habitable uninhabitable | inhabitable
- ashoeafoot 1y agoWhat have the natural romanic languages ever done for sus?
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