Example sentences: I don't drink bleach very often. Why does one plus one equal three? The first sentence seems to suggest that I do drink bleach occasionally, even though from a strictly logically perspective, "never" drinking bleach meets the criteria of "not very often" too. The second se...

I wanted to use a one-word expression for a written communication (short or long) which is a response to a question. It is deliberately worded to evade answering the question, using very distinctively official language. In short, it leaves the reader confused whether the question was answered at ...

I am developing an application where people will submit a filled forms. I would like to give a success message after submit. So I compiled three sentences which is more appropriate, need your guidance Thanks for your application. Thanking you for your application. Thanking You for showing trus...

What do you call people who answer to the point? (irritatingly, annoyingly) Example Mr. Hermez is the boss and has an office and his secretary sits in same location with his workstation just outside mr. Hermez's office door. AMN on phone: Is Mr. Hermez there in the office? Mr. Hermez's secret...

I'm looking for a noun (it has to be an object) that expresses the concept of fake appearances. In Spanish, we can express that with the word "facade" understood as the front of a wall (but part of a building) because a beautiful facade can hide horrible things inside of the building (things t...

Is there any word/phrase for that kind of utterances by which people talk about their internal feelings rather than external objects? Compare for example: 1) there was an accident in that street. 2) I love you. The first utterance is about an external object, but the second one consist in ta...

Is there a word that describes something that uses more of something(energy,power, food, etc) in relation to other things? Ex: Brandon's phone would last through the day as long as he didn't use a _______ app that would drain it fast.

am i correct if i send calendar invite with the history of the communication to plan a meeting and say" Please find hereby the dialing details for the call".?

Is there another word for 'mutual trust' but not the phrase 'reciprocal confidence' ? Example sentence: It is the WORD HERE between Mrs Doe and organisation XYZ that enables to gain deeper and more profound insights into these phenomena.

Today, I googled, and could find the terms, like dip. Is there any word when we pour water into the glass, and we hear sound produced within a bottle (not in a glass where the water is entering)?

Similar to how the word avuncular means "like an uncle" is there a similar word for "like a grandmother"? The Latin word for grandmother is "avus" so maybe avular?