maybe you don't know, but most English words has other words like it with 's' in it that means the same thing. that's why there are so many 's' words in the dictionary =]Originally Posted by john.c
wonderful or fantastic
boat or ship
glide or soar
maybe you don't know, but most English words has other words like it with 's' in it that means the same thing. that's why there are so many 's' words in the dictionary =]
wonderful or fantastic
boat or ship
glide or soar
Last edited by WaterSerpentM; 1 Week Ago at 07:50 PM.
You can also make valid words by removing the "s": hip and oar. I don't see the point you're trying to make. "More construct" still doesn't make any sense in English.
I've found only two online dictionaries that have a definition for the adjective form of that word (and not for variants like "constructive" or "constructable"): construct - definition and meaning and Oxford English Dictionary. (The latter requires a subscription so I can't see its definition, but it seems to be a form of the word that is rarely if ever used today.)
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