Isn't "pretentious" a pretentious word?
408520
only if your pretentious....lol..
1140854
Sorry but Verisimile is not a word. \n\nverisimilitude is a word as well as verisimilar and verisimilitudinous.
520414
I don't think it necessarily is, however, I do think that the word used above (starts with N) should not be used by anyone.  Black or white, it is still a racial term.  Sy what you will, the simple fact that it's groundings are where they, says it is not a word that should be used anywhere, by anyone.
1076060
First of all, "abruation" isn't a word. Secondly, anything "of dictionary" doesn't make sense.
455769
If a person spells the word "grammatically" then it IS correct.\n\nIf they spell the word "gramaticly", then it is not.\n\nIf they spell the word "gramatically", then it is not.\n\netc.\n\nThere is a common wordplay joke which is....."Why can't people correctly spell the word gramatically ?\n\nThe answer is, "because gramatically is spelt incorrectly".
563228
This category isn't for that kind of quotation...
243035
Interesting.  I think the word "fun" is overused and incorrectly used.  Synonyms for the word "fun" are amusing, enjoyable, entertaining, and pleasurable.  Any fact, whether good or bad can be interesting, but not all facts are entertaining, pleasurable, etc.  Some are just the opposite.
932740
It is Cynical since it is a Greek word written ΚΥΝΙΚΟΣ.It is an adjective for someone who describes things as exactly are not presenting them better even if what he says is unpleasant.The root of the Greek word comes from the word ΚΥΝΑΣ which means dog
808260
No, because unintended is an adjective, not the past tense of the verb "unintend".
928863
Yes, it is the correct word.  In that context, it doesn't need to be capitalized.
116773
no. "ain't" is not a real word in the English vocabulary. But it is still used. Different places make up and use new words, but they are not proper English.
855794
I prefer "it isn't"\nI believe the "proper grammer" states it isn't because when you break it down\nsomething can't "not"\nlike it isn't red\nwhat's not red? it\nit's not like that\nits is a plural word it would have to be its' something like that anyway?
533114
ireland has always been expensive,i don´t think there has been a 360 turn on the racist front.and pretentious is not a word i would use to describe the irish either.
544117
The ostentatious display of wealth failed to impress us.\n\nostentatious\n     adj 1: intended to attract notice and impress others; "an\n            ostentatious sable coat" [syn: pretentious] [ant: unostentatious]\n     2: of a display that is tawdry or vulgar [syn: pretentious, kitsch]
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I think you mean utopian? \n\n"Utopian" in a negative meaning is used to discredit ideas as too advanced, too optimistic or unrealistic, impossible to realize. Hence, for example, the use by Marxists, of such expressions as "utopian socialism".
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Vapid.\nIt seems so much more dynamic than simply meaning "boring".
504007
Actually Old-fangled is a word.  It's an informal term for "Old-fashioned".