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ongoing vs. in progress

'ongoing': when something isn't finished and will continue for some time; in progress: when a task is underway and will finish in the near future

progress vs. advancement

'advancement' is a countable noun; progress can be used as a verb or an uncountable noun

man made vs. artificial

the words mean the same thing, but collocate with different words, i.e. we say 'artificial intelligence' and 'man-made lake'

clean vs. pure

'clean' means 'not dirty', 'unusued' 'pure' means 'untainted', 'not mixed'

hand-made vs. man-made

hand-made is manufactured by hand; manmade is created by a human

copy vs. replicate

'copy' is more general; 'replicate' is more formal and is normally used in scientific and technical contexts

help vs. aid

'aid' is slightly more formal than 'help'

back then vs. the other day

back then: a particular time in the past that you are talking about; the other day: the recent past or a day that occurred close to the present day

modern vs. state-of-the-art

'modern' is more general; 'state-of-the-art' is used for talking about cutting edge technology

glow-in-the-dark vs. bioluminescent

'glow–in–the–dark' can describe artificial light; 'bioluminescent' is natural

butterfly vs. moth

moths are less colorful and fly at night

reproduce vs. breed

'breed' is only used to talk about animals

from the beginning vs. from scratch

'From the beginning' refers to states and processes; 'from scratch' refers to products and other tangible results

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