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Callous and Callused





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How to use the words Callous and Callused?


Calling someone “callous” is a way of metaphorically suggesting a lack of feeling similar to that caused by calluses on the skin.


But if you are speaking literally of the tough build-up on a person’s hand or feet, the word you need is “callused.”





























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