Hi,
Emagine; somebody knows how to do something, but he is not fully (or at all) aware of the procedures that he use in his brain for doing it. My question is: can I say "an unconscious mastery or skill" or another adjective should be used for here?
Thanks
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- mmajidSeptember 2019
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jameslaffertySeptember 2019 It's not terrible, and given the right context might be delightful. I'd need to see more to be able to give my definitive native speaker opinion. I will note that I absolutely _love_ the (typo?) at the beginning of your question. "Emagine" absolutely should be a word. Something to describe imagining with the aid of the internet, or while surfing the web. |
exRangerSeptember 2019 Agreed: "Emagine" as typos go is a happy accident and a great example of we say "there oughtta be a word for it"...