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Clarifications of English Words:
bald and bawled


benevolence (buh NEV uh luhns)
An inclination to do good; wishing good:
benediction (ben"uh DIK shuhn)
A blessing; to speak well:
malevolence (muh LEV uh luhns)
Wishing evil or harm to others, having or showing ill will:
malediction (mal" uh DIK shuhn)
A calling down of evil on someone, to curse, slander, or to use abusive language toward someone or something:


Conundrums (kuh NUN druhmz) a.k.a Funundrums

Riddles, pun fun, and playing with words.

Everyone who has a desire to improve his/her English skills should strive to develop fluency and accuracy by having access to information that presents a better understanding of the many confusing words that exist in English.

Although there is no claim that the list shown above contains all of the words that present confusions, or potential confusionyms, that result in malapropisms; it is the most extensive compilations available on the internet.

For many years, writers have written a multitude of columns about the many misuses of words that appear in newspapers, magazines, and other media. Obviously, there are many who need the guidance that is available in the files which are provided on this Word Files site.

 

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