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Faze vs. Phase
Faze
/feɪz/Examples:
The loud noise didn't faze her at all.His skeptical friend's comments didn't faze him.Despite the chaos, his focus remained unfazed.
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Phase
/feɪz/Examples:
There are so many phases.Most of the old religions derive from a patriarchal phase.Phase 3: Stop eating animals with two legs (chicken, turkey, etc.).
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This word has no antonymsWays to tell them apart:
- Phase refers to a stage in a process, often indicating a specific point or period in time.
- Faze describes a feeling of being disturbed or unsettled emotionally.
- Remember that phase can be linked to physical or temporal stages, like the phases of the moon.
- Faze, on the other hand, is often used in contexts involving emotions or reactions, particularly where someone is not disturbed.
- Phase contains an h, which you can associate with history or progress, suggesting a timeline.
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