Master confusing words with ease
Phenomenon vs. Phenomena
Phenomenon
/fɪˈnɒmənən/Examples:
All elemental phenomena should..."Oh! here is this blessed phenomenon at last.No comet, star, thunderstorm, or other phenomenon heralded his birth.
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This word has no antonymsPhenomena
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Northern lights are beautiful phenomena observed in polar regions.The mystery of these phenomena baffled scientists for decades.Social media gives rise to new cultural phenomena rapidly.
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Ways to tell them apart:
- Phenomenon refers to a single unusual or remarkable event.
- Phenomena is the plural form, used for multiple events or instances.
- Remember, phenomenon has an extra n for singling out a singular event.
- Use phenomena when discussing more than one event or occurrence.
- Think of phenomena as collecting together multiple singular phenomenon events.
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