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What is the difference between acometer and arremeter ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
What is the difference between acometer and arremeter ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
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Acometer: Embestir con ímpetu
Arremeter: Acometer con ímpetu
We could say these are synonyms
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@dilaracroft Arremeter quizás tiene la connotación de ser algo más agresivo.
Acometer es llevar a cabo una acción pero no tiene porque ser de una manera brusca
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