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In person and in-person are both correct, but they do different jobs. One is a phrase, and one describes a noun.

A while and awhile sound alike, but they work differently. Learn which one fits after a preposition and which one stands alone.

“Geek” once referred to a carnival performer, later an odd person, and now often describes someone deeply enthusiastic.

Ruthless preserves an older English noun, ruth, which meant pity or compassion. That older meaning explains the word clearly.