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If assuming that -:
The ability of being 'Accessible'= Accessibility
The ability of being 'Read'= Readability
The ability of being 'Scanned'= Scanability
So
The ability of being Interacted to/with = ?
The ability of being Trusted = ?
The ability of being Navigated = ?
The ability of being Understood = ?
The ability of being Felt (feel) = ?
The ability of being Find = ? The ability of being Customized = ?
The ability of being Adaptive = ?
Please tell me the appropriate words (ending with bility).
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What does mean “Significant Other” in Wheel of Life?
What does mean "Significant Other" in Wheel of Life?
Someone asked me to rank my level of satisfaction with each life area by a specifying a number between 0 to 10. So more "Significant Other" means more what ?
See the image:
http://reslife.net/assets/images/wheel_of_life.gif
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Best word for skill estimation
Hi,
I'm wondering if it is true to use "estimation" for determining someones's skill. I mean if someone says I'm a good designer, which word is best to estimate if he/she is really a good designer ?
Skill estimation/evaluation ? or something else ?
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Something related to/comes from our wisdom?
I know the meaning of `wisdom`. Also know the meaning of `thought`. While we want to say that something needs us to think a lot about it, we use `thoughtful`. So how about wisdom? Which word should we use about something that is coming from/related to wisdom?
Does "Intellectual" has the complete meaning? Is there any other word with better meaning?
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How to say that something is worthy
In this sentence:
"We design to create a world in human dignity and as possible"
I want to say that we design to make a world that is worthy for human to live in, as possible as we can.
I have used translators. Is it true to say this that way?
Does it mean anything, after all? What the better sentence?
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What's the best word to describe something that is alive?
Hi,
I want to say something is alive like humans & animals. I mean it can learn, eat, teach and grow in other ways while it's not human or animal.
Is it OK to user "alive" ? Any other suggestion ?
Example: Languages are alive, they can learn and teach us.
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How to write a headline about my specialty
I have recently been active in linkedIn. How to write a headline about it to say I have been "web designer & developer" before, Also currently a "web architect & UX designer".
I know writing a sentence is easy to describe it, but I want to use comma seperated style without using "I am, I have been".
My idea was: "Former web designer & developer, currently web architect & UX designer".
But I don't feel good with it and think something's wronge.
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Is it true to use "like" after a word to talk about similarity ?
In the following sentence: The time is over for websites with "Lorem Ipsum" like contents.
I mean contents like/similar to "Lorem Ipsum".
Furthermore, should we use "like" for showing functional similary anyway ?
For example in "Cup is like Glass" maybe Cup does not look like Glass but they have the same functionality.
Is there any precise word rather than "like" ?
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Which one is correct ?
I have two question.
1. please let me know if we should use 'an' for abbrevation starting with a vowel. For example, which one is true :
A UX pro
or
AN UX pro
2. Which preposition should be used with 'consulting'. For example in:
I'm consulting someone (in, on, etc ..) something (e.g digital strategy)
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