01-16-2015, 05:07 PM
(01-15-2015, 12:46 AM)milo Wrote:I was just reading this book of Edgar Allan Poe's poems(not that I really much like his poetry) and at the ending there is a letter which he'd written, to someone unaddressed, and thought you may find this(01-15-2015, 12:35 AM)bena Wrote: ^^syntax is good. Irregardless is not, and if you say it again I shall smack you with 1000000 wet noodles. Fair warning."Conception" is no good either. I love made up words, but the suffix "-ion" creates an abstract noun out of a verb. In this case, concept is already an abstract noun so "-ion" just makes a longer, less efficient, less correct form of the exact same word.
interdasting.
Of Coleridge:
"He has imprisoned his own conceptions by the barrier he has erected against those of others."
So if you don't like the word, tell it to Edgar Allan Poe.

