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- orthography - Is it front-end, frontend, or front end? - English . . .
So while words like nonaggression and unable do not have hyphens, frontend doesn't seem like a valid compound word Since "front" isn't a prefix in the same sense as those listed above, I believe you should use the rule of "Hyphens Between Words" Either "front end" or "front-end" would be valid under this rule
- technical - English Language Usage Stack Exchange
since dependence analysis in the backend is usually less accurate than in the frontend; The processing of a query is carried out entirely in the backend; Installing DRBD on the backend servers; Work on the backend translators will involve some extra overhead
- A word phrase for when something is very close to closed but not . . .
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- What does H F, M F and M W abbreviation in job titles mean?
@FumbleFingers: I believe the idea is that for languages that have separate words for the male and female job titles, even if it is already legally required for the job to be open to all applicants regardless of gender, it is thought that using only the masculine title might give a female applicant the false impression that she would not be eligible, or that the company would prefer a man
- What is a softer word phrase for take or grab?
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- meaning - How is chortle different to laugh? - English Language . . .
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- Use of -wise in phrases or words - English Language Usage Stack . . .
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- word choice - Separated versus separate - English Language Usage . . .
'separate' is an adjective, 'separated' is the past participle of the verb 'to separate' therefore, 'separate' means the separation is natural and permanent, 'separated' means the action of separating has been performed at some time in the past
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