“Allusion” vs “Illusion”: The Difference, Examples & Questions
An allusion is an “an implied or indirect reference especially in literature”, whereas illusions are “a misleading image presented to the vision, e.g., an optical illusion.”
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August 15, 2023
Is it “A lot”, “Allot” or “Alot”? (Examples, Definitions, Explanation)
To allot is to allocate resources amongst a group or people. A lot is mostly an adverb meaning “to a great deal or extent”, and ‘alot’ is a common mispelling.