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What did they mean by this?
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this post was submitted on 27 Jun 2024
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Lol, have my upvote for a great backstory!
Also, I think the word you want is "apprised", which means "to inform", while "appraised" means "to evaluate".
Lots of homonyms in English, another pair is "weary/wary". Weary means fatigued, wary means cautious.
Fixed. Sorry, English is my first language but my autocorrect is aggressive.
Also "appraised" and "apprised" are not homonyms, unless you pronounce them wrong.
This is why I call it autoassume. I call it that so often that it's learned to suggest it when I type in aut
Same with weary/wary
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Weary and wary aren't pronounced the same....
*In Canada...