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Old 03-13-2018, 04:27 AM   #1
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Default Sophisticated words.

Vocabulary has changed through the years. Bad can be good and hood type words are now a common use in the American language.
Is there a word that is sophisticated to you beside the word it self?

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Old 03-13-2018, 06:49 PM   #2
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Vocabulary has changed through the years. Bad can be good and hood type words are now a common use in the American language.
Is there a word that is sophisticated to you beside the word it self?

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Could we narrow it down a bit? Is there a particular word for which you want a sophisticated substitute?

I mean, "spectroradiometric" is a fairly sophisticated adjective, I suppose. But I can't think of any single less-sophisticated word that means the same thing.
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Old 03-14-2018, 02:37 AM   #3
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GREAT Nurse gone "bad". You figure it out.
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Old 03-14-2018, 12:09 PM   #5
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GREAT Nurse gone "bad". You figure it out.
seems like a needlessly hostile reply.
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Old 03-18-2018, 06:10 AM   #6
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Vocabulary has changed through the years. Bad can be good and hood type words are now a common use in the American language.
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Hey, Majichands, I thought about you (very pleasant!) and this thread when I was checking on a spelling in the dictionary last night. Here's a sophisticated word: seriatim, pronounced SEER-ee-ah-tim. It's an adverb, and it means occurring or arranged according to a series. Example: "I have my spice cabinet arranged seriatim, alphabetically." The less-sophisticated equivalent would be serially.

Is that the kind of thing you were looking for?
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Ten dollar word lol

Pretentious comes to mind
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Old 03-18-2018, 07:01 PM   #8
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So, how does it work?
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Old 03-19-2018, 05:21 AM   #9
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Default You might be looking in the wrong place...

If you are looking for intelligent and sophisticated, ECCIE may not be the right venue....jus' sayin'.
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Titillating. Serendipitous. Cacophony. Arabesque. Dilettante.
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Pique, as in this thread has piqued my interest.
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Proximity to an ecdysiast can lead to concupiscence making one tumescent.
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A Grecian phrase
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I used petrichor in conversation a while back, only to be met with blank stares...
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I used petrichor in conversation a while back, only to be met with blank stares...
What a wonderful life this is! And my must-see list is small ... but growing.

Very inspiring, ladies!

And, B Three, I have to be honest: you completely got me with "petrichor." I went as far as my antique dead-tree dictionary (Webster's Seventh New Collegiate), and you've got Webster, too. I know the internet's out there, and I'm about to go find out, but it seems like cheating to do so without first telling you that you're the winner. If I'm ever in or near Houston with a little free time, I'll bring you the cookies ... you just talk to me! (Well, and maybe we can find some other fun, too!)
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