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cramped
It implies insufficient comfortable space.
Class 7 · English Medium · Cambridge · English
Explain connotations and choose precise context words.
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Words can share a broad meaning but carry different attitudes. “Confident” is usually more approving than “arrogant”. A suffix can turn an adjective into another word class, but not every imagined combination is a standard word.
The guide called the old house “cosy”; the visitor called it “cramped”. Both refer to limited space, but their evaluations differ.
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cramped
It implies insufficient comfortable space.
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Cosy suggests comfort; cramped suggests unpleasant lack of space.
Compare attitudes while recognising shared size context.
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She is confident in her abilities.
Change judgement without inventing achievements.
Describe the same place twice using contrasting but supportable word choices.
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