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WORD OF THE DAY: Breviloquent

WORD OF THE DAY: Breviloquent

[brə-VIL-ə-kwent] Part of speech: Adjective Origin: Latin, mid-19th century Definition:(of a person, speech, or style of writing) using very few words; concise. Examples of Breviloquent in a sentence "Usually he was breviloquent, but he went into great detail when describing...

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WORD OF THE DAY: Derring-Do

WORD OF THE DAY: Derring-Do

[DER-ing-DO] Part of speech: Noun Origin: Middle English, late 16th century Definition: Action displaying heroic courage. Examples of Derring-Do in a sentence "The spy novel was filled with instances of derring-do." "Elizabeth dreamed of being swept off her feet by a a suitor’s...

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Zeus Living Releases Inaugural Future of FlexLiving Report

New data report reveals surge in demand for extended trips in 2022, ranks top destinations to live and work remotely Zeus Living, a leading property management and hospitality platform, released its first-ever Future of FlexLiving Report based on proprietary data and a new study...

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WORD OF THE DAY: Puissant

WORD OF THE DAY: Puissant

[PWIS-ənt] Part of speech: Adjective Origin: Latin, 15th century Definitions: Powerful; having political authority Examples of Puissant in a sentence "My grandfather thought he ruled the house, but we all knew grandma was the most puissant." "The new president demonstrated her...

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