Looking for adjectives for a title
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Looking for adjectives for use in a title that mean "less complicated than than you would think and highly effective," or "a good investment of your time and energy that will pay off in the end." Thanks!
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Looking for adjectives for use in a title that mean "less complicated than than you would think and highly effective," or "a good investment of your time and energy that will pay off in the end." Thanks!
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Both of the sample meanings are fairly complicated concepts to be contained in a single word. It might help if you also include the title in which the new word is to be used.
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Looking for adjectives for use in a title that mean "less complicated than than you would think and highly effective," or "a good investment of your time and energy that will pay off in the end." Thanks!
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Looking for adjectives for use in a title that mean "less complicated than than you would think and highly effective," or "a good investment of your time and energy that will pay off in the end." Thanks!
single-word-requests
single-word-requests
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Both of the sample meanings are fairly complicated concepts to be contained in a single word. It might help if you also include the title in which the new word is to be used.
– Steve Bird
2 days ago
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Both of the sample meanings are fairly complicated concepts to be contained in a single word. It might help if you also include the title in which the new word is to be used.
– Steve Bird
2 days ago
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Both of the sample meanings are fairly complicated concepts to be contained in a single word. It might help if you also include the title in which the new word is to be used.
– Steve Bird
2 days ago
Both of the sample meanings are fairly complicated concepts to be contained in a single word. It might help if you also include the title in which the new word is to be used.
– Steve Bird
2 days ago
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Both of the sample meanings are fairly complicated concepts to be contained in a single word. It might help if you also include the title in which the new word is to be used.
– Steve Bird
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