Political correct term for writing?
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"Writing" is not politically incorrect.
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Idiotic , Ionic , Platonic , Celtic ,Italic, Lyric, Stearic ,Epic, Rustic,Attic, Automatic, Arctic ,Ideologic,Economic,Sulfuric\n\nHope that helps
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Break it as anti-dis-establishment-ari-anism. It used to be a word with most alphabets I suppose.Am I right?
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The Truth Behind the Pen Name is correct if that is the title of an essay or story.\n\nIf you are using it as a sentence and not as a title, then the proper capitalization is \n\nThe truth behind the pen name.\n\nHope this helps.
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Go to:\nhttp://www.parapublishing.com/sites/para/information/writing.cfm
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hmm ... i would like to write something, but theres no need written whats already well written\n\nhope this helps =)
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Yes, with a type writer.
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at least write them correctly
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PC; politically correct.
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I would say no because first of all euphemism are actually words to sugar coat foul language/cursing words.For example instead of saying " f**k you" you'd say "screw you".\n\nPolitically correct is is basically the same. like the word n**ger (im black btw)is not PC...African American is...\nAnother PC word is Caucasian instead of saying white people\n\nSo technically euphemism would not be a good way to change attitude but I do believe Polittically Correct is a great way to start...it helps eliminate and cut down on descrimination against certain race,sex,gender..etc.Hope you get the idea\n\n\nNO HONEY EUPHEMISMS ARE NOT AN EFFECTIVE WAY TO CHANGE YOUR ATTITUDE....THIS IS A  TOUGH QUESTION BECAUSE SOME MAY SAY IT IS & SOME MAY DISAGREE.BUT TO IT NOT AN EFFECTIVE WAY..I SEE EUPHEMISM'S AS A WAY TO COVER UP NEGATIVE COMMENT AND FOUL LANGUAGE.dO YOU GET ME?
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How to write it depends on what format you're supposed to be using. MLA (Modern Language Assoc.), or APA (American Psychological Assoc).  Since you posted this question under Politics, I'm guessing you'll be using the MLA. Here is a website to show you how to make MLA bibliography http://owl.english.purdue.edu/handouts/research/r_mla.html
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How about "interdenominational" or "interfaith?"
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Impersonate\nCognate\nDonate\nEliminate \nPROCRASTINATE\nis your bosses trying to get to you to make you understand do not procrastinate.  Look for important work related words.\nImpersonate that is a bad thing to do and possibly criminal\nIlluminate is excellent\nCoordinate is an excellent work word I would also define them in short not just write them down at least define them in regards to work. Make sure you type well. I suggest a slightly larger font than 12 pt as 14 is easier to read so keep the definitions to a minimum as these will take up more space and also underline the words.\nDonate - then say this can be a tax write off along with give the company a favorable public image\nEliminate\netc.\nhttp://www.rhymer.com\ncognate, donate, magnate, ornate, phonate, pronate, stagnate, zonate\n\nhttp://www.rhymezone.com\ndiscriminate, incriminate \n\nhttp://www.onelook.com\nThis is just the a's when looking under *ate\nagglutinate\nalienate\nalkylbenzenesulfonate\nnow only part in looking for *nate\nThere are a great many chemicals that end with nate\nThis is just the first page\n51. agnominate\n52. alabama senate\n53. alaska senate\n54. alaska state senate\n55. albumin tannate\n56. albuminate\n57. alclometasone dipropionate\n58. alendronate\n59. aleuronate\n60. algenate\n61. alginate\n62. alienate\nThere must be thousands of word combinations that end with nate such as with names need to refine the search a bit for just one word\n12. ? t acid succinate\n13. a. bicarbonate\n14. a. carbonate\n15. a. glycinate\n16. a. isothiocyanate\n17. a. monosulfonate\n18. a. sodium \nI went to common words only which refined it a great deal if you go here and print them all out you should do just fine in winning.\n1. abacinate\n2. abalienate\n3. abominate\n4. accriminate\n5. acuminate\n\n26. assassinate\n27. assonate\n28. biacuminate\n29. bicarbonate\n30. bicarinate\n31. bicornate\n32. bicrenate\n33. bigeminate\n\n97. designate\n98. destinate\n99. determinate\n100. detonate\n\n189. inseminate\n190. insubordinate\n\n262. peronate\n263. personate\n\n383. uncompassionate\n384. undeterminate\n385. unfortunate\n386. unpassionate\n387. uranate\n388. urinate\n\n398. xeronate\n399. zirconate\n400. zonate\n\n400 at onelook if you look for just words not combinations of words or phrases
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It really kind of defeats the purpose if someone else writes it for you.  Wouldn't you feel like a fraud?  Anyway, here you go:\n\nRoses are red\nViolets are blue\nI'm nothing without you\nNothing but poo.
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Asterisk.\n\nAnd don't give the points to Smiddy, he posted first but he modified his answer. :-)
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"homographs"  MAY fit your need, but more likely, to remove all doubt, you want "heteronym"\n\n"Homographs" ('written the same")\n-are spelled the same\n-differ in  meaning\n-MAY differ in pronunciation\n\n"Heteronyms" \n-are spelled the same\n-differ in  meaning\n-MUST differ in pronunciation\n\nhttp://www.magickeys.com/books/riddles/words.html\nhttp://www.sil.org/LINGUISTICS/GlossaryOfLinguisticTerms/WhatIsAHomograph.htm\n\n\n(It is true, though, that many use "homograph" as being exactly the same as "heteronym", e.g.,\nhttp://www.marlodge.supanet.com/wordlist/homogrph.html )
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plz write in english.