Re:The Rapier Physics Engine
by dllthomas on Friday August 28, 2020 @04:55PM
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On the one hand, I find myself surprised that a sizeable number of people seem to reach that association.
On the other hand, as a native English speaker, I understand the word to be pronounced such that it isn't much of a stretch to put it between "rapey" and "rapiest". While neither of those is, I think, particularly well established as a word in "proper" English, they are understood and used in less formal contexts (if jocularly).
On the other hand, as a native English speaker, I understand the word to be pronounced such that it isn't much of a stretch to put it between "rapey" and "rapiest". While neither of those is, I think, particularly well established as a word in "proper" English, they are understood and used in less formal contexts (if jocularly).
I don't know where all of this leaves us.