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Opsigamy [op-SIH-gə-mee] Part of speech: noun Origin: Greek, 19th century 1. Marriage at an old age. Examples of opsigamy in a sentence "Opsigamy might be on the rise as older people are starting to u...

4 Apr 202335s

How do you collaberate with others? Do you know better? Do they know better? Are you building upon the same theory? When we are having conversations we need to really listen because the discussion cou...

2 Apr 202311min

Vagile [VAJ-əl] Part of speech: adjective Origin: Latin, early 20th century 1. (Biology) Free to move about. Examples of vagile in a sentence "When they retired, my grandparents became vagile and spen...

31 Mar 20231min

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30 Mar 20238min

Fantoccini [fan-tə-CHEE-nee] Part of speech: noun Origin: Italian, 18th century 1. Puppets used to enact dramatic scenes by means of machinery. 2. The puppet shows in which they are used. Examples of ...

30 Mar 20231min

Comprador [kom-prə-DOR] Part of speech: noun Origin: Portuguese, 17th century 1. A person within a country who acts as an agent for foreign organizations engaged in investment, trade, or economic or p...

29 Mar 202352s

Eustress [YOO-stres] Part of speech: noun Origin: English, 20th century 1. Moderate or normal psychological stress, interpreted as being beneficial. Examples of eustress in a sentence "The challenge o...

29 Mar 202355s

Proficuous [prə-FIK-yə-wəs] Part of speech: adjective Origin: Latin, 17th century 1. Useful or profitable. Examples of proficuous in a sentence "The gas station attendant’s proficuous directions helpe...

29 Mar 202343s