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ugh, science vs. religion.
When you compare things like this, it's an attack on the scientific
method itself, here's Merriam-Webster's definition:"principles and
procedures for the systematic pursuit of knowledge involving the
recognition and formulation of a problem, the collection of data
through observation and
WTF? This is the kind of condescending language...
Dictionaries are reactive to culture, in a chicken and egg
hysteresis with a 20 year time lag under Merriam-Webster's official
standards (absent some cases for faster inclusion or modification
of listed words).
Who likes stand up comedy? *grin*
Merriam-Webster's tendency to define things with solely a synonym
is actually a pet peeve of mine.
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While the words are related in some contexts, consider this
excerpt from Merriam-Webster's entry from reason: "a consideration,
motive, or judgment inducing or confirming a belief, influencing
the will, or leading to an action or course of action : a rational
ground or motive"You use reason to make
Who likes stand up comedy? *grin*
I maintain that, especially given Merriam-Webster's definition, the
meaning leans toward the performer's side.
what i like about obama
i went to look up the definition of racism in merriam
webster's online dictionary and i lost my comment.
Finding fellow atheists to date
atheistical] n : someone who denies the
existence of god
Source: Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary (1913)Atheist
\A"the*ist\, n. ... merriam-webster.
Why doesn't OKC automatically delete/freeze accounts where age < 18?
Merriam-Webster's Medical Dictionary - Cite This
Source - Share ThisMain Entry: pe·do·phil·iaPronunciation:
"pEd-&-'fil-E-&, "ped-Variant: or chiefly British
pae·do·phil·ia /"pEd-/Function: noun: sexual perversion in which
children are the preferred sexual objectMerriam-Webster's
what makes a religion the "correct" one?
) Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary1. ... com we have the definition from
merriam-webster.
PROMISCUOUS
It most certainly is; it's in the Oxford English
Dictionary, the Merriam Webster dictionary, the Webster's New
Millennium Dictionary.
