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A synonym is a word that means exactly, or nearly the same thing, as another word.
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When do we say 'an advantage' and 'a plus'
Could you tell me about the difference between 'an advantage' and 'a plus'. Are there any differences? Do we use 'an advantage' in formal style?
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