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What's the difference of stern and yearn
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What's the difference of stern and yearn

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I'm not sure exactly what you're looking for here, but stern means serious and unrelenting, whereas to yearn is to have an intense feeling of longing.''

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Stern: Strict or putting someone under high pressure

Yearn: Longing for something, Usually for something that has been lost or seperated from.
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