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1. He has a severe illness.
2. He has a serious illness.
3. He is severe.
4. He is serious.
(Are both the same and interchangable?)
2. He has a serious illness.
3. He is severe.
4. He is serious.
(Are both the same and interchangable?)
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In sentences 1 and 2, they are interchangeable, but not in sentences 3 and 4.
In sentence 3, "severe" means he treats other people harshly.
In sentence 4, "serious" means he is not joking around!
In sentence 3, "severe" means he treats other people harshly.
In sentence 4, "serious" means he is not joking around!
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