English Language & Usage Asked on December 17, 2020
Is there a single word to replace "one thing in common"? I feel it might appear more professional, to be used say in academic work.
examples:
- They’ve got one thing in common.
- They have one common shared foundation.
- They have one thing in common—the user experience.
I finally got down to write this sentence, and it seems more complete to the context as a whole. Thanks a lot, to @rhetorician who provided me with the word: commonality .
My written sentence:
nonetheless, perhaps the commonality they all share is the elements of user experience.
This is very good indeed.
Correct answer by John Smith on December 17, 2020
"Tangential", as in how a tangent line or plane only touches a curve or sphere at a single point?
Answered by B.Black on December 17, 2020
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