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Old 07-25-2019, 11:40 AM   #9
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Originally Posted by teija View Post
Am I the only one who finds the use of the word "unputdownable" in book descriptions (sooooo many of them) a little irritating? I mean, I suppose it *could* be considered a word - but tell that to my computer's spell-check...
I (fortunately) have never seen the word before. I guess I don't read a lot of reviews. One time is enough for me though. It does sound lazy and it is irritating. Of course I still don't like "read" used as noun. As in, "it was a good read." Why don't they take the next step and use "it was a good watch" for movies?

I'm feeling grumpy today.
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