baggage&luggage
whats the difference between luggage and baggage?
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They are basically the same thing. They can be used interchangeably
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In most cases they are interchangeable.
Two difference come to mind:
'Luggage' can be used to refer to the bags and suitcases themselves, even if they're empty. 'Baggage' can't.
'Baggage' can be used in figurative sense. 'Luggage' can't. For example 'After three failed marriages, Jane has quite a lot of emotional baggage.'
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