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I am wondering what is the difference between these four words?



As far as I know, these four words mean 'the beat of heart'



But what's the real difference?



Also, where can I look for the subtle, or not so subtle, differences of words?



Are there any good resources?










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    I am wondering what is the difference between these four words?



    As far as I know, these four words mean 'the beat of heart'



    But what's the real difference?



    Also, where can I look for the subtle, or not so subtle, differences of words?



    Are there any good resources?










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      I am wondering what is the difference between these four words?



      As far as I know, these four words mean 'the beat of heart'



      But what's the real difference?



      Also, where can I look for the subtle, or not so subtle, differences of words?



      Are there any good resources?










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      As far as I know, these four words mean 'the beat of heart'



      But what's the real difference?



      Also, where can I look for the subtle, or not so subtle, differences of words?



      Are there any good resources?







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