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Need a sentence formed (or a quote) using both words in the same sentence, clearly showing the difference on meaning of these words.

hopefully you don't think I am crazy. Smile

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When someone congratulates you for doing a good job, you should consider it a compliment.

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Thank you Sully... Very Happy

Very Happy

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