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Any semantic differences among those words?

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#1 (permalink) Thu Sep 17, 2009 12:02 pm Any semantic differences among those words?

Are there any semantic differences among the lexicon 'paramour', 'Romeo', and 'Lothario'? _________________ Love love love love co-co-nuts, I I I I Island.

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#2 (permalink) Thu Sep 17, 2009 14:10 pm Any semantic differences among those words?

You can find your answer by comparing the respective dictionary entries.

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