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Wish , Hope what is the difference between " wish " and " Hope " ?

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hope - something that could probably happen wish - something that probably won't happen I hope it is sunny tomorrow. I wish I could have a pet dinosaur.
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Wish is a concrete need, and hope is an emotion associated with the expectation of satisfying the need
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often used interchangeably, but hope has an implication of "chance" wish has an implication of wanting and desire. both carry an implication of wanting or hoping something will happen/not happen/be true or not be true. That's why people more instinctively say after bad things happen or could happen. "I hope" they/he/she is/are OK. after car accidents/ train/plane crashes after someone goes to the hospital for cancer treatment and things of that nature. "I wish" you/them her/him well for a birthday, or for passing on your prayers, that general type of situation. edit: it's why we have "wishing wells" or fountains and​ not hoping wells.

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