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This tag is for questions about the meaning of a word or a phrase in a specific context, which a dictionary cannot answer. Please give as much context as possible.
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Is the verb "span" right in this sentence?
If I want the sentence below to mean "There were doors all around the room", is the verb "span" right to convey this information? It has multiple meanings, and I'm a little confused if it would work i …
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Use of "off" in sentence
I've read this sentence on a story:
The neon lights and the white sheen off the walls make his eyes look bluer.
Why is "off" used here? Why not "...sheen of the wall..." Would it also work?
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