What is the difference between "feeling of accomplishment" and "feeling of achievement'?
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They are very similar in normal usage. In most scenarios either one can be used.
But I feel that "feeling of accomplishment" is more related to your psychological state. And "feeling of achievement" relates more to a psychical task you did.
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accomplish/accomplishment, is "usually" used when you finished a task/duty/responsibilty.While achieve/achievement, is when you you reached a "certain/specific" goal/target that you have planned of...
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I would say they both mean exactly the same thing but that the word 'accomplishment' is more formal.
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