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Veneer vs. Venire

Veneer

A thin layer of material, often wood, that is applied to a surface for decoration or protection.

Examples:

The table had a walnut veneer, making it look elegant.She wears a veneer of confidence to hide her insecurities.Under a friendly veneer, he was deeply resentful.

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Venire

A panel of potential jurors selected for jury duty.

Examples:

The committee was skeptical of her decision, but they had to go along with it for now.Recent debates have stirred the nation into a frenzy of opinions.He was summoned to appear before the council next week promptly.

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This word has no synonyms

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Ways to tell them apart:

etymology
  • Veneer and venire are not related and come from different contexts.
  • A veneer is often used in woodworking and furniture to describe a thin layer of fine wood used for decorative purposes.
  • Venire is a legal term often used in the context of jury selection, not related to wood or decoration.
  • Veneer comes from aesthetics and design, while venire comes from legal proceedings.
  • Remember that veneer has the word neer, similar to near, which can relate to covering near surfaces, whereas venire sounds like a term in a procedural context.
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