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  • capitalization - Is it religious or merely proper to capitalize He His . . .
    Judas Iscariot? One might argue that respect (though not attribution of honour) should be shown to any of God's created beings Yes, 'Satan' is capitalised in almost all (if not all) versions of the Bible Jude 1:9 shows how the Archangel Michael addressed Satan; I'd say he showed respect even as he denounced, the enemy
  • meaning - What did Darwin mean by squib here? - English Language . . .
    The Times has thundered from its Sinai, and with no "bated breath" has the Guardian denounced the offenders For our own part, however, we (pardon the editorial plural) have latterly been sitting at the feet of a teacher whose lessons on an obscure question in Natural History cast a new light upon this department of Morals so called
  • etymology - English Language Usage Stack Exchange
    Expressing frustration with a practice that takes power out of the people's hands, [professor Jamin] Raskin denounced the practice of partisan officials choosing district boundaries known as " gerrymandering " " Voters no longer pick representatives, representatives pick voters," he said
  • What is the non-funny equivalent of a spoof? Such as a dark, gritty . . .
    The name alludes to the Latin satirist Juvenal, who, in the 1st century ad, brilliantly denounced Roman society, the rich and powerful, and the discomforts and dangers of city life Samuel Johnson modeled his poem London on Juvenal’s third satire and The Vanity of Human Wishes on the 10th
  • phrase requests - English Language Usage Stack Exchange
    Drawing the wrong conclusion (itself a fixed phrase, though hardly a colloquialism) when applying deductive reasoning is often denounced as putting two and two together and getting five
  • terminology - English Language Usage Stack Exchange
    As it happened, June 6, 1944, was to be his last day in his job: Denounced one time too many as a suspected anti-Nazi, he was fired But as one might imagine, the Allies' enemies did not usually use a translation of the English word to refer to the Western Alliance:
  • phrase requests - English Language Usage Stack Exchange
    A person who deserts one party or cause in order to join an opposing one "they denounced him as a turncoat" Defector is also a possibility, doesn't have the negative connotation, at least as strongly A person who has abandoned their country or cause in favour of an opposing one: "staff interviewed escapees and defectors to the West"
  • I dont know WHOM he is or I dont know WHO he is? [closed]
    Standardized English comprehension tests include questions that require you to know the distinction between subject and object pronouns, including the much denounced (see below) "whom," which you may use at any level of society without fear of mockery, despite the raised eyebrows of a few ELU gamers
  • sociolinguistics - Do accents still play a role in British class . . .
    I get the impression that many view speech distinctions as something to be publicly denounced or abhorred That doesn't mean that those distinctions don't exist of course, but Received Pronunciation in particular seems to me a social distinction of a long past age, and besides there are a ton of other English accents to talk about
  • etymology - Where and when did booby prize originate, and in what . . .
    How much mental food is there in that? One evening, where I was preaching, I denounced social card-playing and progressive euchre Lt me tell you too, if you play progressive euchre—and I don't care whose son, whose wife, whose husband you are—you are a gambler as much as any blackleg in this city





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