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WORD OF THE DAY: Synopsize

WORD OF THE DAY: Synopsize

[sə-NAHP-siyz] Part of speech: verb Origin: American English, 19th century Definition: Give a brief summary or general survey of (something). Examples of synopsize in a sentence "Sydney used the commercial breaks of the Dodgers game to synopsize the at-bats for her husband who...

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WORD OF THE DAY: Zeitgeist

WORD OF THE DAY: Zeitgeist

[ZAIT-gaist] Part of speech: noun Origin: German, mid-19th century Definition: The defining spirit or mood of a particular period of history as shown by the ideas and beliefs of the time. Examples of zeitgeist in a sentence "She wanted to embrace the zeitgeist of the 1980s for...

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WORD OF THE DAY: Loquacious

WORD OF THE DAY: Loquacious

[lō-ˈkwā-shəs] Part of speech: adjective Origin: Latin, mid 17th century Definition: Tending to talk very freely; extremely talkative; characterized by excessive wordiness. Examples of loquacious in a sentence "I would've arrived on time if it weren't for a long conversation...

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