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WORD OF THE DAY: Confrere

WORD OF THE DAY: Confrere

[KAN-frehr] Part of speech: noun Origin: French, mid-18th century Definition: A fellow member of a profession; a colleague. Examples of confrere in a sentence "Since I don’t know the answer to that question, I’ll refer you to my confrere." "The meetup was the perfect...

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WORD OF THE DAY: Rejoinder

WORD OF THE DAY: Rejoinder

[rə-JOIN-dər] Part of speech: noun Origin: Late Middle English, late 15th century Definition: A reply, especially a sharp or witty one; (Law, dated) A defendant's answer to the plaintiff's reply or replication. Examples of rejoinder in a sentence "I always think up the perfect...

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WORD OF THE DAY: Digerati

WORD OF THE DAY: Digerati

[dih-jə-RAH-dee] Part of speech: noun Origin: American English, 1990s Definition: People with expertise or professional involvement in information technology. Examples of digerati in a sentence "Betty had complete faith that if she couldn’t fix her computer, the company’s...

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Toorak Capital Partners Reaches $10 Billion Milestone

Toorak Capital Partners Reaches $10 Billion Milestone

Industry-Leading Real Estate Funding Platform Has Funded 26,000+ Mortgage Loans in Since Inception Toorak Capital Partners, Inc. (“Toorak”), a leading capital provider to the residential real estate lending industry, announced that it has funded $10 billion in whole loans since its inception in...

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WORD OF THE DAY: Hypnagogic

WORD OF THE DAY: Hypnagogic

[hip-nə-GAH-jik] Part of speech: adjective Origin: French, late 19th century Definition: Relating to the state immediately before falling asleep; Encouraging sleep. Examples of hypnagogic in a sentence "He listened to instrumental music to relax into a hypnagogic state. "...

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