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purpose or aim? For me they are synonyms. Is there a difference between purpose and aim ?:confused: Can someone explain? |
Re: purpose or aim? 'purpose' deals with reason or desire. 'aim' is a goal. They can be used in many situations similarly, but to give a nuance example: That was the main purpose of the project. - the desired effect, the point the project was trying to convey, the reason we did this in the first place That was the main aim of the project. - the goal, what we wanted to accomplish, what we set out to do While those definitions could be swapped, I think it's the part in the red that really separates 'purpose' and 'aim.' It really can't go under the 'aim' example. |
Re: purpose or aim? Thanks, Mark |
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