Words We Confuse >> RulesDual vs. Duel Examples
Dual vs. Duel
Dual
<adjective>
- Consisting of two parts
- example: I have a dual major.
Duel
<noun>
- A fight, contest, or match between two people
- example: I challenge you to a duel.
<verb>
- The act of fighting
- example: They are dueling with each other..
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Words We Confuse >> RulesDual vs. Duel Examples
Examples
Dual
- How do you like having a dual major?
- I have a dual citizenship.
- He uses a dual blade razor to shave.
- Are there planets with dual moons?
Duel
- Let's duel!
- Did you win the duel?
- Did you watch the duel?
- I saw them duel.