The word is derived from “docs,” which is a shortened term for “documents.” dox: Or maybe there will always be two spellings As always, in this situation, choose one and use it consistently. Something similar can happen with other nouns, for example solution: [lexico] but that wasn't the definition i was looking for I finally found scour (2) search and search for something or someone
This was obviously the sense i was looking for, but i wanted more information and yourdictionary gave me this Scower [obsolete] alternative form of scour [verb] i would like some more explanation on this 0 you have a valid point This definition of as of is given by wiktionary From, at, or until a given time Up to, on, or from (a specified time) most dictionaries give the first two senses as listed by wikipedia, but garner [a dictionary of modern legal usage
The full definition in the oed, to which i alluded earlier, gives a clue to the logic of this “peaked” For example, intrigueness is another neologized word you can find in google books Although, it is better to use established words for the intended meaning Perhaps fascination fits the bill The state of being enthralled or intrigued by, or extremely interested in, something or someone Yes, it is safe to add even or much before, they are adverbs and provide emphasis
As far as success vs successes this just depends on what you want to say Success can be defined as The fact of getting or achieving wealth, respect, or fame the correct or desired result of an attempt so you can either use success which would imply the first definition May you achieve a greater overall. The first sentence of that quora explanation is certainly wrong, the expression is not meaningless to people outside the navy I would have thought most fluent english speakers familiar with it.
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