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difference between "gaffe" and "blunder"



 
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difference between "gaffe" and "blunder" Mon Dec 03, 2007 4:55 am  difference between "gaffe" and "blunder"
 

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ESL/EFL Test #115 "Synonyms for mistake and blunder", question 8

Julia married to an old rich man when she was only eighteen because all she wanted was to be rich. Years later she realized it was a big ..........

(a) error
(b) blunder
(c) inaccuracy
(d) mistake

Synonym Search, Intermediate level

ESL/EFL Test #115 "Synonyms for mistake and blunder", answer 8

Julia married to an old rich man when she was only eighteen because all she wanted was to be rich. Years later she realized it was a big mistake.

Correct answer: (d) mistake

Your answer was: correct
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Hello,
Could you tell me the difference between "gaffe" and "blunder" please?

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difference between "gaffe" and "blunder" Mon Dec 03, 2007 8:38 am  difference between "gaffe" and "blunder"
 

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A gaffe is a social blunder.
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