What the difference between these words?
Words: bothered, intervened, interfered, worried.
I don't see the difference.
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Answers · 3
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Let me try and give simple definitions:
"Bothered" - caused a bad feeling, like annoyance, anger, disturbance
"Intervened" - did something that affects someone else's activities (can be helpful)
"Interfered" - did something that disrupts someone else's activities (usually unwelcome)
"Worried" (one meaning) - scared or caused a bad feeling like concern, or fear
Your friend is in a fight. It worries (scares) you. So, you try to intervene (help). Your friend is bothered (annoyed) by it, so he tells you not to interfere (disrupt).
Maybe that makes a little more sense?
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I suggest www.thefreedictionary.com
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