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Epigraph [EP-ih-graf] Part of speech: noun Origin: Greek, 16th century 1. An inscription on a building, statue, or coin. 2. A short quotation or saying at the beginning of a book or chapter, intended ...

10 Apr 202355s

Do we strive for peace or strife? Are we trying to get along with one another or are we trying to put a wedge between others? We can see this everyday at work, home, anywhere. I know I see wedges driv...

9 Apr 202312min

Rivière [riv-ee-AIR] Part of speech: noun Origin: French, 19th century 1. A necklace of gems that increase in size toward a large central stone, typically consisting of more than one string. Examples ...

6 Apr 20231min

Fantod [FAN-tod] Part of speech: noun Origin: Unknown, 19th century 1. A state or attack of uneasiness or unreasonableness. Examples of fantod in a sentence "The innkeeper was nice enough, but the...

5 Apr 20231min

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5 Apr 20238min

Torpid [TOR-pid] Part of speech: adjective Origin: Latin, 17th century 1. Mentally or physically inactive; lethargic. 2. (Of an animal) Dormant, especially during hibernation. Examples of torpid in a ...

4 Apr 20231min

Piffling [PIF-ling] Part of speech: adjective Origin: English, 19th century 1. Trivial; unimportant. Examples of piffling in a sentence "Dora felt disappointed to have worked so hard for such a piffli...

4 Apr 202348s

Démarche [dey-MARSH] Part of speech: noun Origin: French, 17th century 1. A political step or initiative. Examples of démarche in a sentence "The démarche of President Nixon visiting China in 1972 is ...

4 Apr 202343s