Do you think it would be possible...

To answer your question, it is probably impossible that is what a thesarus is used for. If you get from hello and end up with bye, then chances are you need a new thesaurus.

It'd be possible if the words in between have double meanings, that way you could stray away from the original purpose of the word towards something completely different. Obviously it doesn't mean that hello = bye though because it only works from one word to another, not between chains of words.

You have way to much time on your hands.


Edited by Catzsy(Forum Moderator): Please don't make pointless posts. Thanks.

No idea what you mean

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Originally Posted by Aidobmac

No idea what you mean

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Originally Posted by syko2006

*Searches for ''hello''*
*Finds more words for ''hello''*
*Picks the word ''greetings''*
*Goes to ''greetings''*
*Finds more words for ''greetings''*
*Picks the word ''aquaintance''*
*Goes to ''aquaintance''*
*Finds more words for ''aquaintance''*
Lets say another word under ''aquaintance'' was ''goodbye.''
Then you've gone from ''hello'' to ''goodbye'' by scanning the other words and eventually ending up with a word which is the opposite of the first word you picked.

I hope this has cleared things up for you. :D

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Read the thread :rolleyes:

Anyway, it probably would be, but only if at least one of the words in the chain has two meanings

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Originally Posted by Grig

To answer your question, it is probably impossible that is what a thesarus is used for. If you get from hello and end up with bye, then chances are you need a new thesaurus.

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lol no.




it would be possible yeh.