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speckled vs. spotted
What is the difference between in receipt, on receipt and upon receipt?Peaceably vs. PeacefullyWhat is a word for an activity without a concrete goal?
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What is the difference between speckled and spotted in the following context:
I will pass through all thy flock to day, removing from thence all the
speckled and spotted cattle, and all the brown cattle among the sheep,
and the spotted and speckled among the goats: and of such shall be my
hire. - Gen. 30:32 AV
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What is the difference between speckled and spotted in the following context:
I will pass through all thy flock to day, removing from thence all the
speckled and spotted cattle, and all the brown cattle among the sheep,
and the spotted and speckled among the goats: and of such shall be my
hire. - Gen. 30:32 AV
synonyms
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What is the difference between speckled and spotted in the following context:
I will pass through all thy flock to day, removing from thence all the
speckled and spotted cattle, and all the brown cattle among the sheep,
and the spotted and speckled among the goats: and of such shall be my
hire. - Gen. 30:32 AV
synonyms
What is the difference between speckled and spotted in the following context:
I will pass through all thy flock to day, removing from thence all the
speckled and spotted cattle, and all the brown cattle among the sheep,
and the spotted and speckled among the goats: and of such shall be my
hire. - Gen. 30:32 AV
synonyms
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Depends on size and regularity
Spotted
covered in small, usually round areas of colour:
a spotted toad
She was wearing a black and white spotted dress.
covered with speckles:
a bird with a speckled breast
The floor was speckled under where he had painted
Thanks! Is this distinction based on dictionary definitions or it's just how these words are used in real life? Because I've looked them up in several dictionaries and couldn't grasp the difference.
– highvit
8 hours ago
Cambridge says spotted are usually rounder
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Depends on size and regularity
Spotted
covered in small, usually round areas of colour:
a spotted toad
She was wearing a black and white spotted dress.
covered with speckles:
a bird with a speckled breast
The floor was speckled under where he had painted
Thanks! Is this distinction based on dictionary definitions or it's just how these words are used in real life? Because I've looked them up in several dictionaries and couldn't grasp the difference.
– highvit
8 hours ago
Cambridge says spotted are usually rounder
– mplungjan
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Depends on size and regularity
Spotted
covered in small, usually round areas of colour:
a spotted toad
She was wearing a black and white spotted dress.
covered with speckles:
a bird with a speckled breast
The floor was speckled under where he had painted
Thanks! Is this distinction based on dictionary definitions or it's just how these words are used in real life? Because I've looked them up in several dictionaries and couldn't grasp the difference.
– highvit
8 hours ago
Cambridge says spotted are usually rounder
– mplungjan
8 hours ago
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Depends on size and regularity
Spotted
covered in small, usually round areas of colour:
a spotted toad
She was wearing a black and white spotted dress.
covered with speckles:
a bird with a speckled breast
The floor was speckled under where he had painted
Depends on size and regularity
Spotted
covered in small, usually round areas of colour:
a spotted toad
She was wearing a black and white spotted dress.
covered with speckles:
a bird with a speckled breast
The floor was speckled under where he had painted
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Thanks! Is this distinction based on dictionary definitions or it's just how these words are used in real life? Because I've looked them up in several dictionaries and couldn't grasp the difference.
– highvit
8 hours ago
Cambridge says spotted are usually rounder
– mplungjan
8 hours ago
add a comment
|
Thanks! Is this distinction based on dictionary definitions or it's just how these words are used in real life? Because I've looked them up in several dictionaries and couldn't grasp the difference.
– highvit
8 hours ago
Cambridge says spotted are usually rounder
– mplungjan
8 hours ago
Thanks! Is this distinction based on dictionary definitions or it's just how these words are used in real life? Because I've looked them up in several dictionaries and couldn't grasp the difference.
– highvit
8 hours ago
Thanks! Is this distinction based on dictionary definitions or it's just how these words are used in real life? Because I've looked them up in several dictionaries and couldn't grasp the difference.
– highvit
8 hours ago
Cambridge says spotted are usually rounder
– mplungjan
8 hours ago
Cambridge says spotted are usually rounder
– mplungjan
8 hours ago
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