ACME vs ACNE ACCESSARY vs ACCESSORY
ACCIDENT vs INCIDENT
ACE vs ACHE ABJECT vs OBJECT
ACME vs ACNE
Acme(n):
(1) point of perfection, height, highest stage of development, most excellent
eg: He want to reach the acme of success.
Acne(n):
(1) a skin condition that produces many pimples on the face and neck
eg: Many adolescents suffer from acne.
ACCESSARY vs ACCESSORY
Accessary(n):
(1) person who helps another in a crime
eg: He was made an accessary to the crime
Accessory(n):
(1) an extra piece of equipment that is useful but not essential, something extra
eg: computer accessories; He has different accessories of laptop.
(2) a thing that you can wear that matchess your clothes
eg: Yellow bag is perfect accessory with your yellow dress.
ACCIDENT vs INCIDENT
Accident(n):
(1) an unpleasant event that happens unexpectedly and causes damage
eg: Five persons were killed in a road accident.
(2) chance, fortune
eg: By accident of birth, he is entitled to British citizenship.
Incident(n):
(1) event, happening, especially something unusual or unpleasant
eg: His bad behavior was just an isolated incident.
(2) serious and violent event
eg: There was a shooting incident near here last night.
(3) public disturbance, a disagreement between two groups
eg: The demonstration proceeded without incident.
ACE vs ACHE
Ace(adj/v/n):
(1) a person who is very good at doing something (as a noun)
eg: He is an ace pilot.
(2) very good (as a adj. )
eg: We had an ace time in London.
(3) to be successful in something (as a verb)
eg: He aced in all class test.
Ache(v/n):
(1) pain, continuous pain all over
eg: I have ace all over my body.
eg: She ached to see her.
ABJECT vs OBJECT
Abject(adj.):
(1) hopeless, without hope
eg: Most of the Indian are living in abject poverty.
(2) very unpleasant, evil, despicable
eg: Film song is in abject tone.
Object(n/v) :
(1) an aim, or a purpose
eg: Every one should have one object in their life.
(2) a thing that can be seen and touched, but is not alive; physical object
eg: Every physical object has its own shape and size.
(3) protest, oppose ( as a verb )
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