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[_] Anonymous 10/05/19(Sat)15:34:50 No.3404338
Elevator? Escalator?
>> [_] Anonymous 10/05/19(Sat)19:16:12 No.3404352
very easy to figure out if you arent a brainlet, its in the words.
>> [_] Anonymous 10/05/19(Sat)21:03:27 No.3404356
relevant comic
http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_3_P7eJQLZ54/SrLoOcZP07I/AAAAAAAAB5E/b0NlaLL7uoM/w1200-h630
-p-k-no-nu/cdsescalator.jpg
>> [_] Anonymous 10/06/19(Sun)09:28:40 No.3404411
>>3404352
please explain to me how these two words makes a very clear difference between the vertical and
diagonal transportation styles. i am obviously a brainlet because i think elevate and escalate
means pretty much the exact same thing.
inb4 i know which is which
>> [_] Anonymous 10/06/19(Sun)10:14:07 No.3404413
>>3404411
"Elevate" means going straight up ("His performance elevated an otherwise awful movie") and
"escalate" means slowly accumulating to reach a higher point ("The line on this graph represents
the escalating crime.")
