actions speak louder than words (what you do means more than what you say you will do) You should show me you love me, because actions speak louder than words. Evan is very quiet, but he is the best player on our team. Actions speak louder than words. envocabulary.com
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mistake (something incorrect that you do, think, or say): I think you have made a mistake in your calculation. error formal (a mistake): There were several errors in the report. inaccuracy formal (something that is not completely correct): The article contains several inaccuracies. blunder (a big mistake, especially because …
Read More »overdue vs. overdo
overdue (not paid, completed or arrived at an expected or required time) I must remind you that the rent is overdue. Her baby is 15 days overdue. overdo (do or use too much of something) Work hard but be careful not to overdo it. I think you overdid the …
Read More »nuts vs. nut
nuts informal (mad, insane, crazy) Turn that radio down. It’s driving me nuts. She looked at me as if I were nuts. nut (a dry fruit with a hard shell) She cracked the nut and ate it. (a metal ring that you screw a bolt through to fasten things …
Read More »noble vs. nobble
noble (morally good and caring) He is a noble man; everyone respects him. It was very noble of you to put out the fire. (belonging to a high social class) She was born into a noble family. nobble (to make someone do what you want, especially by offering …
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