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digression

December 25, 2025

n. 1 a message that departs from the main subject; 2 a turning aside of your course or attention or ...

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prevalence

December 24, 2025

n. widespread; of wide extent or occurrence; in general use or acceptance

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intolerance

December 23, 2025

n. 1 unwillingness to recognize and respect differences in opinions or beliefs 2 inability or unwill...

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pretensions

December 20, 2025

n. 1 a claim or assertion of a claim to something 2 airs snobbishness; the use of affectation to imp...

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acquisition

December 18, 2025

n. the act of contracting or assuming or acquiring possession of something

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linguistically

December 16, 2025

adv. the science of language including phonetics and phonology and morphology and syntax and semanti...

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blasphemous

December 15, 2025

adj. 1 characterized by profanity or cursing; 2 grossly irreverent toward what is held to be sacred

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accordingly

December 14, 2025

adv. 1 in a way that is appropriate to the particular circumstances; 2 consequently; therefore

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transmutation

December 13, 2025

n. 1 the process of transmuting 2 change into another substance; 3 the conversion of base metals int...

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statutory

December 12, 2025

adj. 1 of or being a statute or statutes; 2 punishable through the authority of a statute

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poignancy

December 11, 2025

n. 1 a quality that arouses emotions; 2 a state of deeply felt distress or sorrow

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disoblige

December 10, 2025

v. 1 to neglect to tend to; to go against the wishes of; 2 to cause offense or inconvenience to

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veracious

December 9, 2025

adj. 1 habitually speaking the truth; honest; truthful; 2 conforming to fact; accurate; true

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immure

December 8, 2025

v. to confine within or as if within walls; to imprison

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abjure

December 7, 2025

v. to repudiate or renounce solemnly as under oath; forswear

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