10-10-2024, 02:43 PM
(10-10-2024, 02:19 PM)jj22 Wrote: I just clarified my point. The video shared tells the story. An unforced error is an error even if it was "caused". There's a difference and it's a figurative statement. A figure of speech. There's no changing of a definition.
No, an 'unforced error' is NOT an error even it it was 'caused'. If there was a cause for the error then BY DEFINITION it is not unforced. It is also not a "figurative statement" or a "figure of speech". It's wrong. You are using the word wrong. You are using the wrong definition. You are using the word incorrectly. And when you do so, it hurts your point, especially when you don't admit you're wrong and try to mental gymnastic your way into being right.
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