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Originally posted by Donk3yMan
So you want me to explain what an adverb is? Despite my continual and categorical explanation of your dumbness, I am nevertheless surprised at how willful your stupidity is sometimes.

There is literally no other subject on planet Earth that I will make you look dumber in than astrophysics, and for the sake of your children, stop now. This is a frequent word in my vocabulary.

Perhaps you are more familiar with the word astrophysical, which is an adjective? Here is one of the leading scientific journals on the subject http://iopscience.iop.org/0004-637X/. Notice the use of the adjective "astrophysical" modifying the word "Journal" for a description of the specific subject matter.

That is an adjective. Now, astrophysically is an adverb, and it is used as a descriptor for astrophysical laws and phenomenon. I see now that the word is highlighted by GLB, the all-knowing scientific dictionary. Obviously, this made up word does not exist!

I assume you at least recognize: physically, chemically, biologically, mechanically, anatomically, I could go on but surely you get the point.

Astrophysically basically means, "In accordance with astrophysical laws." Just in case you still don't understand, the adjective astrophysical is being used here as a descriptive modifier to clarify which laws are in accordance.

If you still don't understand, stop anyways. English is WAY above your head.



Basically means?


LOL "basically" means im laughing out load


Your "basically" means you're or you are



See where i am going with this. You can't find a true definition of this nor can spell check auto correct this. You want to sound like a nerd, be my guest, but don't call out my grammar when you have NO clue what an astrophysically is. Webster can't define it, you can stop trying too!

Originally posted by The Avenger
Originally posted by Donk3yMan

So you want me to explain what an adverb is? Despite my continual and categorical explanation of your dumbness, I am nevertheless surprised at how willful your stupidity is sometimes.

There is literally no other subject on planet Earth that I will make you look dumber in than astrophysics, and for the sake of your children, stop now. This is a frequent word in my vocabulary.

Perhaps you are more familiar with the word astrophysical, which is an adjective? Here is one of the leading scientific journals on the subject http://iopscience.iop.org/0004-637X/. Notice the use of the adjective "astrophysical" modifying the word "Journal" for a description of the specific subject matter.

That is an adjective. Now, astrophysically is an adverb, and it is used as a descriptor for astrophysical laws and phenomenon. I see now that the word is highlighted by GLB, the all-knowing scientific dictionary. Obviously, this made up word does not exist!

I assume you at least recognize: physically, chemically, biologically, mechanically, anatomically, I could go on but surely you get the point.

Astrophysically basically means, "In accordance with astrophysical laws." Just in case you still don't understand, the adjective astrophysical is being used here as a descriptive modifier to clarify which laws are in accordance.

If you still don't understand, stop anyways. English is WAY above your head.



Basically means?


LOL "basically" means im laughing out load


Your "basically" means you're or you are



See where i am going with this. You can't find a true definition of this nor can spell check auto correct this. You want to sound like a nerd, be my guest, but don't call out my grammar when you have NO clue what an astrophysically is. Webster can't define it, you can stop trying too!



Originally posted by reddogrw
Originally posted by The Avenger

Originally posted by Donk3yMan


I naively like to think that he is trolling, at least subconsciously. The alternative of somebody who has procreated being that stupid really saddens me

Here's the definition of "the"

1the
definite article \before consonants usually thə, before vowels usually thē, sometime before vowels also thə; for emphasis before titles and names or to suggest uniqueness often ˈthē\

—used to indicate a person or thing that has already been mentioned or seen or is clearly understood from the situation

—used to refer to things or people that are common in daily life

—used to refer to things that occur in nature

http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/the



Is that a good enough starting point to define a word for you? Not too complicated to produce proof of "the" as defined by Webster. I give lessons like this to my kiddies, this is so boring.


Now DEFINE astrophysically for us ole wise one.

And one other thing, does your browser underline this word astrophysically with a red wiggly line like it is a spelling error or grammar error when it's typed out on that computer screen in front of you? I bet it does



http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/astrophysics

Full Definition of ASTROPHYSICS
: a branch of astronomy dealing especially with the behavior, physical properties, and dynamic processes of celestial objects and phenomena
— as·tro·phys·i·cal adjective
— as·tro·phys·i·cal·ly adverb
— as·tro·phys·i·cist noun

so - now the same source you used to define "the" shows the word - what path of denial will you take next?

Originally posted by The Avenger
Originally posted by Donk3yMan

So you want me to explain what an adverb is? Despite my continual and categorical explanation of your dumbness, I am nevertheless surprised at how willful your stupidity is sometimes.

There is literally no other subject on planet Earth that I will make you look dumber in than astrophysics, and for the sake of your children, stop now. This is a frequent word in my vocabulary.

Perhaps you are more familiar with the word astrophysical, which is an adjective? Here is one of the leading scientific journals on the subject http://iopscience.iop.org/0004-637X/. Notice the use of the adjective "astrophysical" modifying the word "Journal" for a description of the specific subject matter.

That is an adjective. Now, astrophysically is an adverb, and it is used as a descriptor for astrophysical laws and phenomenon. I see now that the word is highlighted by GLB, the all-knowing scientific dictionary. Obviously, this made up word does not exist!

I assume you at least recognize: physically, chemically, biologically, mechanically, anatomically, I could go on but surely you get the point.

Astrophysically basically means, "In accordance with astrophysical laws." Just in case you still don't understand, the adjective astrophysical is being used here as a descriptive modifier to clarify which laws are in accordance.

If you still don't understand, stop anyways. English is WAY above your head.



Basically means?


LOL "basically" means im laughing out load


Your "basically" means you're or you are



See where i am going with this. You can't find a true definition of this nor can spell check auto correct this. You want to sound like a nerd, be my guest, but don't call out my grammar when you have NO clue what an astrophysically is. Webster can't define it, you can stop trying too!



you're = you are, not one or the other

Originally posted by reddogrw
http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/astrophysics

Full Definition of ASTROPHYSICS
: a branch of astronomy dealing especially with the behavior, physical properties, and dynamic processes of celestial objects and phenomena
— as·tro·phys·i·cal adjective
— as·tro·phys·i·cal·ly adverb
— as·tro·phys·i·cist noun

That doesn't define astrophysically, thanks for playing

Originally posted by The Avenger
Originally posted by reddogrw

http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/astrophysics

Full Definition of ASTROPHYSICS
: a branch of astronomy dealing especially with the behavior, physical properties, and dynamic processes of celestial objects and phenomena
— as·tro·phys·i·cal adjective
— as·tro·phys·i·cal·ly adverb
— as·tro·phys·i·cist noun

That doesn't define astrophysically, thanks for playing



it verifies that is is a word (which you claimed it was not)

if you cannot figure the definition from what is provided you need help

The word has already been defined for you, unless you need another lesson in what an adverb is? You can remove the word basically if you want, because that is the functioning definition. I added basically because you can exchange "laws" for "phenomenon" or "events" or any other number of words.

Here are a couple published academic articles from some leading astrophysical experts.

http://iopscience.iop.org/0004-637X/522/1/305/pdf/0004-637X_522_1_305.pdf

https://kb.osu.edu/dspace/bitstream/handle/1811/44623/apjs-rrc-siseq.pdf?sequence=1

Fine Donk, go with Astrophysically.


I get: Unknown word for which there is no suggestion in every form or written grammar.

You either used the word wrong (not as an adverb) or it is really just a fancy word you needed to win playing scrabble with your 2 other Ken dolls...... finally something you can win at that doesn't involve math like GLB does.

Despite being outgunned in every forum argument you have ever had against me, this one does not even carry the outside possibility of a win for you. You don't have to admit publicly that you are a moron, just stop posting.

I did use it correctly. "Astrophysically in terms of practicality" means that, according to the understood astrophysical laws, the practical nature of the death of the universe will be by expansion.... etc. I add practicality because the universe will not die, only in the practical nature of our being here will it die.

Originally posted by Donk3yMan
I did use it correctly. "Astrophysically in terms of practicality" means that, according to the understood astrophysical laws, the practical nature of the death of the universe will be by expansion.... etc. I add practicality because the universe will not die, only in the practical nature of our being here will it die.



I'm going to let it go now, this is the GG thread not wannabe nerd's wanna have fun thread. I still think its hilarious to see "Astrophysically" and as well as "GG" both underlined in a wavy red line, only you Donk3yman, only you.. :golfclap:

The real irony is that you are so dumb, that you thought and still think that you are insulting me by openly admitting to the point of argument and disbelief, that you don't know what a word means that is common to my vocabulary and should be self-evident to anybody who understands English, even if they have never heard the word before.

OK, one more jab:


supercalifragilisticexpialidocious

^
1. underlined in red just like your word is when typed
2. It can be used in a sentence
3. It makes zero sense when it is the first word typed to start a new sentence
4. It is completely undefinable

If i find some links to some articles with this word in it, are we even? Do i have to find 2 articles? i'm kind of tired.....

There is no need to come in here and punch yourself in the face one last time. You've already beaten yourself to an immobile pulp.

Originally posted by The Avenger
OK, one more jab:


supercalifragilisticexpialidocious

^
1. underlined in red just like your word is when typed
2. It can be used in a sentence
3. It makes zero sense when it is the first word typed to start a new sentence
4. It is completely undefinable

If i find some links to some articles with this word in it, are we even? Do i have to find 2 articles? i'm kind of tired.....

Same difference Donk, GG.

I already defined it for you and used it correctly in a sentence. I'm sorry you are stupid.