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what definition do we use for bromide?
ReplyDeleteGo with a non-chemistry definition; do you see anything about an outdated/hackneyed idea or saying?
ReplyDeletefor bromide i found: a commonplace or tiresome person
ReplyDeletedoes that work?
could someone explain factionalism?
ReplyDelete@Annais:
ReplyDeleteFor factionalism I got, "the state or quality of being partisan or self-interested".
@Lizzie:
For bromide I got, "a platitude or boring person/saying".
Did you get any different definitions for either of those?
@Cody:
ReplyDeleteFor factionalism there wasn't a word, it automatically switched it to factional but I got the same definition as you.