The #ConnectedAtBirth #etymology of the week is TULIP/TURBAN #wotd #tulip #turban #TulipFestival #FlowerDay
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The #ConnectedAtBirth #etymology of the week is TULIP/TURBAN #wotd #tulip #turban #TulipFestival #FlowerDay

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99% of the time, youâll use âaffectâ as a verb and âeffectâ as a noun.
I tried to affect my grade by studying.
This was the effect: I passed with flying colors.
Grammar: itâs a cause-and-effect relationship. đ
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The Dictionary That Took a Lifetime
Originally posted in the Nonfiction Addiction community.
The Oxford English Dictionary wasnât written overnight â it took over 70 years to complete. Volunteers from around the world mailed in over 5 million slips of paper with word examples.
Imagine dedicating decades to tracking down how words were used⌠only for new ones to pop up faster than you could keep up.
Whatâs your favorite oddly specific word?

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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 bossâs questionable fashion choices was far more entertaining than the presentation itself."
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In Spanish there is one letter of difference between kicking someone and giving them a potato.