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cheryls.smith1177
  Junior Editor

12/11/2020. Dear synonyms.com, It's a very exciting thing you offer. What are the levels of involvement? Sounds fun, but time and integrity is needed. I just ran into your website. Glad I could submit "capelet" for consideration. Then I read what I wrote earlier. Probably shouldn't end a sentence in "be," and another problem, but it was quick. I do not see a place to set the number of emails. Or no emails. But please keep my account open. There's much I would like to say about English, American English, and England's English (what a beautiful thing-- just found out this year how to pronounce irony /eye'run-ey/). There's so much to learn. Older English people from The U.K. know English-- they contain the original prototype. It is the foundation of truth, the form of sound words, more important than a crown jewel, is communication, or the lack thereof. As this shifts, so may civilization (or is it, or should it be civilisation? Under certain circumstances, it matters very much.). I'm sure some of you may agree with me. If the salt have lost its savour, wherewith shall it be salted? It is thenceforth good for nothing, but to be cast forth and trodden under foot of men. Salt preserves, cleans, prevents infection, hurts, promotes healing, cracks sidewalks. If it's not real salt, it doesn't deliver. Thank you for reading this. Words are fun. Please keep me signed up. Thank you. Sincerely, Cheryl S. Smith