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WORD OF THE DAY: Entelechy

WORD OF THE DAY: Entelechy

[en-TEL-ə-kee] Part of speech: noun Origin: Late Middle English, late 1500s Definition: (Philosophy) The realization of potential; the supposed vital principle that guides the development and functioning of an organism or other system or organization. Examples of Entelechy in a...

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Home Prices Are Far Outpacing Inflation

Home Prices Are Far Outpacing Inflation

The median price per square foot of a home in the U.S. has increased 310% since 1980 and has exceeded overall inflation by 139% since 2020. The price per square foot of a U.S. home is higher than ever, according to a new report from Home Bay, an online publication that connects readers...

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WORD OF THE DAY: Nobby

WORD OF THE DAY: Nobby

[NAH-bee] Part of speech: Adjective Origin: Unknown, late 17th century Definition: Describing a person of wealth or high social position. Examples of Nobby in a sentence "When he wasn’t saving lives as Batman, Bruce Wayne lived a nobby lifestyle as a socialite." "It doesn’t...

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WORD OF THE DAY: Emblematize

WORD OF THE DAY: Emblematize

[em-BLEM-ə-tiyz] Part of speech: verb Origin: Greek, 17th century Definition: Serve as a symbolic representation of (a quality or concept) Examples of Emblematize in a sentence "The spectacle of the Super Bowl emblematizes the intensity of America’s love of football." "Singer...

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WORD OF THE DAY: Aplomb

WORD OF THE DAY: Aplomb

[ə-PLAM] Part of speech: noun Origin: French, late 18th century Definition: Self-confidence or assurance, especially when in a demanding situation. Examples of Aplomb in a sentence "The lead actor recovered with such aplomb that the audience forgot he had tripped onstage...

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