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What do you make of the word 'photocopiable'?



 
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What do you make of the word 'photocopiable'? Mon Oct 29, 2007 15:20 pm  What do you make of the word 'photocopiable'?
 

Hi,

What do you make of the word 'photocopiable'? I know it actually doesn't exist yet but maybe it would come in handy to use it since it expresses a concept you need several words to describe.

Any ideas?
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What do you make of the word 'photocopiable'? Wed Oct 31, 2007 7:04 am  What do you make of the word 'photocopiable'?
 

Hi Torsten

Actually, the usefulness of this word has been discovered by others as well and its use is already "officially" allowed: Wink
http://dictionary.cambridge.org/define.asp?key=59479&dict=CALD
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What do you make of the word 'photocopiable'? Wed Oct 31, 2007 12:09 pm  What do you make of the word 'photocopiable'?
 

Hi Amy,

Thanks for pointing this out, so it seems "photocopiable" is now on its way to become an established adjective of the English language. That's very good news...
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What do you make of the word 'photocopiable'? Fri Nov 02, 2007 5:50 am  What do you make of the word 'photocopiable'?
 

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Yes, I had already encountered usage of the word photocopiable on quite a number of occasions, but I suppose my own exposure to and use of the word doesn't count. Laughing
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