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  1. 13-Aug-2011, 13:36 #1
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    Default Just and Only?

    Is there anyone who can explain the difference(s) between these two words?(with Example)
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    Default Re: Just and Only?

    In the AHD definition #5 of 'just' (adverb), the two words are virtually synonyms. Both words have other meanings.

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    Thank you
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