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Lapidary [LAP-ih-der-ee] Part of speech: adjective Origin: Middle English, 14th century 1. Relating to stone and gems and the work involved in engraving, cutting, or polishing. 2. (Of language) Engrav...

15 Maj 202348s

The cycle of life and the stages of grief. We all have to go through it at some point in our lives. Pain hurts and will leave scars. I know I do not always handle things the best when they happen to m...

14 Maj 202321min

Rubescent [roo-BES-ənt] Part of speech: adjective Origin: Latin, 18th century 1. Reddening; blushing. Examples of rubescent in a sentence "My fair skin means I turn rubescent at the slightest hint of ...

12 Maj 202342s

Sabulous [SAB-yə-ləs] Part of speech: adjective Origin: Latin, 17th century 1. Sandy or gritty. Examples of sabulous in a sentence "Guava has a sweet and fragrant taste combined with a sabulous textur...

11 Maj 202358s

Jongleur [JONG-gler] Part of speech: noun Origin: French, 18th century 1. An itinerant minstrel. Examples of jongleur in a sentence "After high school, Travis hit the road with his guitar as a modern-...

10 Maj 202357s

Eucatastrophe [yoo-kə-TAS-trə-fee] Part of speech: noun Origin: British English, 1940s 1. A sudden and favorable resolution of events in a story. Examples of eucatastrophe in a sentence "The destructi...

9 Maj 20231min

Biota [bi-OH-tə] Part of speech: noun Origin: Latin, 20th century 1. The animal and plant life of a particular region, habitat, or geological period. Examples of biota in a sentence "The biota of the ...

9 Maj 202344s

Cantillate [KAN-til-eyt] Part of speech: verb Origin: Latin, 19th century 1. Chant or intone.Examples of cantillate in a sentence "Micah practiced for months to learn how to cantillate in Hebrew durin...

8 Maj 202344s