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Use of words: "Halo and Aureole"



 
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Use of words: "Halo and Aureole" Thu Aug 10, 2006 11:10 am  Use of words: "Halo and Aureole"
 

Hi

Could you please help me understand the meaning and use of the given words? Are they also used figuratively?

Halo and Aureole

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Use of words: "Halo and Aureole" Sun Aug 13, 2006 14:06 pm  Use of words: "Halo and Aureole"
 

So no one liked the question? Shocked

In fact, I did use a dictionary but I could not understand the figurative use of these words...so, please help me!

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Use of words: "Halo and Aureole" Sun Aug 13, 2006 16:50 pm  Use of words: "Halo and Aureole"
 

Hi Tom

For example:
"My halo fell off last Friday and I didn't find it again until just this morning."

Does that help? Cool

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