#wordnerd

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The #ConnectedAtBirth #etymology of the week is EAT/FRET #wotd #eat #fret

[artsy-19]

[mischievousmeanings]

Susurrus

Word: Susurrus

Definition:

Noun

1. A soft murmuring or rustling sound; a whisper.

Example Sentence: "As the office meeting dragged on, the susurrus of whispered gossip about the boss’s questionable fashion choices was far more entertaining than the presentation itself."

[powerthesaurus]

The funny thing about developing a strong vocabulary from reading and writing is that you often get the feel of words without truly knowing their definition. Can I use this word in a sentence correctly? Definitely. Can I explain its precise meaning? Not a chance.

[letstalkbeautyuk]

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[houseorial]

📚✨ Happy English Language Day! ✨

Today we celebrate one of the most widely spoken languages in the world—a language that connects people, shares stories, and inspires creativity. 🌍💬

Whether you're a grammar geek, a book lover, or just trying to master “there,” “their,” and “they’re” 😅—today is for you!

What’s your favorite English word? Drop it below! 👇📝

[nestofholding]

Foyle’s Philavery

The text from which Moira’s vocabulary was sprinkled.

[dailyfont-com]

Suti is a non-connected script with upper and lower cases, originally designed in 2010 but re-drawn in 2016, featuring smooth and round forms with a friendly and casual look.

Link: https://l.dailyfont.com/nwlQw

[spellingbee09]

Capture the joy of words and learning! 📖✨ Scan the QR code to explore unforgettable moments from The Spelling Bee Championship, presented by Glinks International and supported by Bee. Let the power of learning inspire you! 🐝💡

[amentiexplorer]

🌟 The Power of "Omni" 🌟

Have you ever pondered the meaning behind the prefix "omni"? This small but mighty Latin root translates to "all" or "every," and it's used to form words that convey totality and universality.

In our latest blog post, we dive into the etymology and significance of "omni," exploring its application in words like:

- Omnipotent: Unlimited power

- Omniscient: Infinite knowledge

- Omnipresent: Present everywhere

Join us on this linguistic journey and discover how "omni" shapes our understanding of inclusiveness and boundlessness. 🌐✨

Read the full post.

[alliterative-endlessknot]

The #ConnectedAtBirth #etymology of the week is PONTIFF/FIND #wotd #find #pontiff #pontifex #pope

[artsy-19]

[mischievousmeanings]

Titillate

Word: Titillate

Definition:

Verb

1. To stimulate or excite someone, especially in a way that is pleasurable or entertaining.

2. To lightly touch or tickle, causing a pleasant sensation.

Sentence: "The debate on the virtues of classical literature versus modern novels titillated the book club members, each argument adding a delightful shiver of intellectual pleasure."

[powerthesaurus]

Confession time: Have you ever used a thesaurus to sound a bit more ahem sophisticated? 🧐 No shame here, we've all done it! After all, why say 'happy' when you can say 'elated', 'joyous', or 'over the moon'?

[letstalkbeautyuk]

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