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should the words "never" and "always be in the dictionary?

  • Yeahh.. I don't get it either. I mean, they're words. And they have definitions. So.. why shouldn't they be in the dictionary?

    22%  Voted for by Khoka, twistedstranger, Scrap, insanepyro6, justonewish.
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  • What?

    I don't get it.

    22%  Voted for by Energizer Bunny, twistedstranger, Scrap, mbbg0, justonewish.
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  • just a word

    If "never" was not in the dictionary, would it "never" be used? I think another word will take its place. Word is just used as a way of communicating your meaning. If never or always is what you feel at the time, then its correct to say it. We all know human beings change, but the word did its job communicating ones meaning at the time.

    Say what you want to say and ask what you want to ask. Sounds like someone got burnt by "I will "never" leave you, and I will "always" love you"

    18%  Voted for by oxwaiting4youxo, Cornilius, Geekusmaximus, CrowKnight.
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  • aei (always in greek)

    the way i see it, they are both useless. it is like saying death is not inevtable.

    9%  Voted for by ohsweetie2788, pirandello.
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  • Yes, but...

    Even if they don't really exist (because let's face it, they don't) they should be in the dictionary. I'm sure there are many other non-existant words in the dictionary to make people who beleive in the existance of those words feel comforted. Therefore, "never" and "always" should be in the dictionary if only to save all of the closed-minded people who are unable to think outside the box of reality the trouble of thinking harder. --Ivy

    Voted for by PlanB.
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  • rarely true

    Majority of the time there are exceptions to the rules. So when a person says this will always or never happen they then have to say the exceptions are. There are very few impossibles but many improbabilities.

    Voted for by swimfallen09.
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  • Yes

    yes they should, and how are they useless may I ask?

    Voted for by jonesz12.
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  • huh?

    I think, a word that is worthy of discussion, should "always" be defined. and Geekusmaximus(giggles at name) is correct enough. So "never"mind.

    Voted for by frndofyaweh.
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  • You should remove 'Always' but will never be possible

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    Voted for by ExpensiveThinker.
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    "Always and never are two words you should always remember never to use."- Wendell Johnson

    Voted for by Barbara.
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