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WORD OF THE DAY: Sprag

WORD OF THE DAY: Sprag

[sprag] Part of speech: noun Origin: Unknown origin, 17th century Definition: A short piece of wood or timber; A prop (especially made of wood or timber) used to support a roof, wall, or seam. Examples of Sprag in a sentence "After cutting the firewood, my uncle cut a few...

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Reali Closing Operations

Reali Closing Operations

Reali, the real estate and fintech platform transforming home buying and selling, announced it will begin a shutdown and will be laying off most of the workforce on September 9, 2022. Co-Founder and Chairman of the Board Amit Haller said, "Reali was one of the pioneering companies to offer...

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WORD OF THE DAY:  Acuity

WORD OF THE DAY: Acuity

[ə-KYOO-ə-dee] Part of speech: Noun Origin: Late Middle English, 16th century Definition: Sharpness or keenness of thought, vision, or hearing. Examples of Acuity in a sentence "Jonah’s natural acuity made him a model student." "The optician had noticed a worrying decline in...

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word of the day: Bafflegab

word of the day: Bafflegab

[ba-fəl-ˌgab] Part of speech: Noun Origin: English, 20th century Definition: Messy, wordy jargon; Incomprehensible gibberish; Confusing legal or bureaucratic language Examples of Bafflegab in a sentence "The contract was full of so much bafflegab that I don't even know what I...

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