For the most part, the B vitamins are absorbed directly into the bloodstream in your stomach or small intestines. The exception is vitamin B-12, which must be bound to something called intrinsic factor for absorption.
If one were âin the gall of bitterness,â then one might be said to be full of some really bad, âtoxicâ ideas. However, when the two nouns that are linked together both âmeanâ the same thing, the effect is intensification: âheart of heartsâ means âinnermost feelingsâ and so on. So we need to know what the two nouns mean. Bitterness is a sharp pain, more or less. Gall, however, is a bit more complicated. It can mean âbitter feeling,â in which case this expression intensifies the expression of pain: one who is âin the gall of bitternessâ is experiencing the bitterest of pains.
Homographs are words that are spelled alike, but have different meanings and sometimes different pronunciations. The root graph comes from the Greek word meaning âdrawn or written,â thus these terms are written the same. For example, stalk is both a plant stem and a verb meaning to pursue stealthily.omonyms are words that are both spelled and pronounced the same. Therefore a homonym is both a type of homograph and a type of homophone. To be correct I believe the Venn diagram should have one circle labeled homograph and the other labeled homophone. The intersection should be labeled homonym.