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What is the difference between baffle and rattle ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
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Baffle means bewilder, confuse, perplex.
“She was baffled by her surprisingly good grade in Math”
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To ‘rattle’ means to jingle or clink.
”She rattled her keys tauntingly”
Also rattlesnakes have rattles on their tales. (Picture below)
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Also. Rattle can be a baby’s rattle
This is a (baby’s) rattle
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baffle means to confuse or leave a person stumped (without an answer). Rattle can mean a description of a noise, such as "the toy made a rattling noise." Also, a rattle is a toy, since it makes a rattling noise, it's called a rattle. Rattle can also be used figuratively to say that a person is talking too much. For example, "I was annoyed at my friend because he kept on rattling about how superior his phone is."
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