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Use 'elaborate' for TV programmes, 'appealing' for natural places?



 
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Use 'elaborate' for TV programmes, 'appealing' for natural places? #1 (permalink) Sat Feb 21, 2009 8:49 am   Use 'elaborate' for TV programmes, 'appealing' for natural places?		  
Hi,
Is it correct to use "elaborate" for TV programmes,"appealing" for natural places and
"nice" for human appearance?If not,what are the best adj Question
Many thanks,
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Use 'elaborate' for TV programmes, 'appealing' for natural places? #2 (permalink) Sat Feb 21, 2009 15:05 pm   Use 'elaborate' for TV programmes, 'appealing' for natural places?		  
All three are quite possible, although elaborate has a very different meaning.
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