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Another thing that does the same is the now very common use of acronyms.
Onus = "on us", synonym = responsibility
I'm sure there's a Latin explanation for the word. But if you ever need the easiest neumonic device, there it is.
It's one of those great mysteries.
So by their logic, it's not a loss, it's a looss
One has to prove something.
Responsibility is a different word with a different meaning.
To hold accountable for something.
So you still have to say "Onus", op.
I, just like many other non-native English speakers have never heard of onus.
If I weren't to read the entire thread and you would've asked me a question including the word onus, not only I'd be confused and reply back asking you to explain what do you mean to ask, but you'd had to form yet another sentence to explain yourself, prolonging the time it takes me to grasp your point and therefore communicate numerous times slower than if you were to use a word I'm familiar with, like responsibility.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m8LGCshoPrY