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What do the words manuscript scribe and scribble have in common?

The words manuscript scribe and scribble all have to do with writing. Here's how:

* Manuscript scribe: This refers to a person who professionally copied manuscripts by hand. They were highly skilled in calligraphy and used tools like quills and ink.

* Scribble: This is a verb that means to write quickly and carelessly.

Both words relate to the act of writing, but they differ in the quality and intention of the writing:

* Manuscript scribe: Formal, meticulous, and skilled.

* Scribble: Informal, hasty, and often illegible.

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