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Notwithstanding surrounded by its synonyms in spite of, however, anyhow, be that as it may, all the same, though, and nonetheless.

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Notwithstanding: What it Means and How to use it Best

Main Notwithstanding Takeaways:Notwithstanding means despite, nevertheless, however, or although.You can use...

Grammar 6 min read

Three hippies, two are playing bongo drums while the other one is listening. Text reads: copacetic.

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Copacetic: Definition and How to use it in a Sentence

Main Copacetic Takeaways:Copacetic is an adjective that mostly describes relationships and situations.Synonyms incl...

Grammar 13 min read

Two panels. Panel on the left labeled empathy shows two crying men. One of the men is empathizing with his friend, saying: I've been there. Panel on the right shows two men as well. One of this is crying while the other one has a sympathetic look on his face and is saying: I feel so bad for you.

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Sympathy vs. Empathy: What's the Difference?

Main Sympathy vs. Empathy TakeawaysEmpathy and sympathy are similar but mean different things.Both words come from ...

Grammar 12 min read

A man labeled sentence fragment is being left behind by two women labeled as verb and subject.

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What is a Sentence Fragment and How to Avoid it

Main Sentence Fragment Takeaways:When a group of words doesn't form a complete thought, that's a sentence fragme...

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