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Primarily vs Some - What's the difference?
primarily | some |As adverbs the difference between primarily and some
is that primarily is (focus) of a primary or central nature, first and foremost while some is of a measurement; approximately, roughly.As a pronoun some is
a certain number, at least one.As a determiner some is
a certain proportion of, at least one.Some vs Nearby - What's the difference?
some | nearby |
As adverbs the difference between some and nearby
is that some is of a measurement; approximately, roughly while nearby is next to, close to.As a pronoun some
is a certain number, at least one.As a determiner some
is a certain proportion of, at least one.As an adjective nearby is
adjacent, near, very close.Mainly vs Some - What's the difference?
mainly | some |As adverbs the difference between mainly and some
is that mainly is (label) forcefully, vigorously while some is of a measurement; approximately, roughly.As a pronoun some is
a certain number, at least one.As a determiner some is
a certain proportion of, at least one.Some vs Moderate - What's the difference?
some | moderate |As a pronoun some
is a certain number, at least one.As a determiner some
is a certain proportion of, at least one.As an adverb some
is of a measurement; approximately, roughly.As an adjective moderate is
not excessive; acting in moderation.As a noun moderate is
one who holds an intermediate position between extremes, as in politics.As a verb moderate is
to reduce the excessiveness of (something).Some vs Plenty - What's the difference?
some | plenty |