Don't change the order of these words I Irreversible binomials

A pair of words (for example, loud and clear) conventionally linked by a conjunction (usually and) or a preposition is called a binomial, or a binomial pair. When the word order of the pair is fixed, the binomial is said to be irreversible. While some binomials are irreversible, others can be reversed. The main difference between the two is that reversible binomials do not sound odd when the two words are reversed; while irreversible binomials sound awkward when the order of the pair is switched.

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