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Usage of the word "ambience"



 
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Usage of the word "ambience" #1 (permalink) Sat Nov 10, 2007 19:20 pm   Usage of the word "ambience"
 

Hello there,

Can I use "ambience" in this sentence?

"In this story a totally different ambience is going on"

Or "ambience" is a word that we can oly use for places?
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Ambience #2 (permalink) Sun Nov 11, 2007 10:32 am   Ambience
 

lilish wrote:
Or is "ambience" a word that we can only use for places?


No, 'ambience' can be used to describe a story, too.
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Ambience #3 (permalink) Sun Nov 11, 2007 11:37 am   Ambience
 

Hi,

Just a refinement, Lilish, to your sentence: "In this story there exists a totally different ambience "

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