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hiromichi
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 Posted: Tue Jun 15, 2010 5:26 pm Post subject: contently vs contentedly |
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What is the difference between two words?
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pugachevV
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Contently is not a word in English. Contentedly is an adverb that means having a feeling of or expressing happiness or satisfaction.
e.g. He drove contentedly down the highway in his new BMW.
He took a sip of wine, lit a cigar and reclined contentedly in his armchair. |
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hiromichi
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pugachevV:
Thank you very much.
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