Awful and Awsome

Was just thinking how some words are formed in English vocabulary. What gets into the mind of the editor, to include such words.

Like, Awful and Awsome. They are paradoxial words. Even when when they're spelled. Ful(l), the word normally used when we are at content, satisfied and to an extent, happy. But when added with an AW expression it becomes entirely negative. It was an awful(l) decision, it tasted awful(l).



While Some is a word with an expression of less, little, not complete. When things are less than wanted, when we have little to laugh, little to give, it gives an impression, a bit more would have been good. Yet when AW is prefixed to some, the feeling entirely changes. It was an awsome night. We had an awsome time during holidays. Awsome, a word with entire line of satisfaction, happyness, enjoyment and thrill.