Sextus Posted 21 years ago
Grammar
Espouse or endorse?
"He neither espouses nor rejects moral realism, but adopts an agnostic stance".
Should I rather employ "endorses" or some other verb?
Sextus
Should I rather employ "endorses" or some other verb?
Sextus
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Sextus "He neither espouses nor rejects moral realism, but adopts an agnostic stance". Should I rather employ "endorses" or some other verb? Sextus I think 'espouse' is better here.
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Sextus"He neither espouses nor rejects moral realism, but adopts an agnostic stance".I think 'espouse' is better here. 'Endorse' means more to recommend to someone else, which could, of course, include espousal, but not necessarily.
Should I rather employ "endorses" or some other verb?
Sextus
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