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    10 Women Around The World And The Words That Empower Them

    Women’s History Month is an opportunity to learn about and focus on women around the world who have worked to make a difference through their advocacy and leadership. Whether promoting action on climate change, greater access to education, misogynistic and anti-LGBTQ violence, and other important issues, the words of these women will inspire you. Malala Yousafzai | Gul Makai Malala Yousafzai, who often goes by …

  2. After 90 years, scholars finish a 21-volume dictionary for an extinct language. Why?

    With over 7,000 known languages spoken around the world today, it may seem fruitless for scholars to have spent the past 90 years creating a dictionary for a language that has been extinct for nearly 2,000 years. Hold on; Let’s look at the reasons for the immense effort, and form our judgements afterwards. Originally modeled on the Oxford English Dictionary, the recently

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    Maafa

    Maafa, the Swahili word for “great disaster” or “great tragedy,” is a term used to refer to the centuries-long enslavement and murder of millions of Africans by white Europeans, North Americans, and others—and the lasting…
  4. Dictionary.com’s Top Slang Of 2020

    We heard it over and over again: 2020 was an unprecedented year. (Although 2021 is certainly doing its best to pick up where 2020 left off …) Our users agreed, choosing the word unprecedented as the People’s Choice Word of the Year. 2020 was, without a doubt, an extraordinary year—and it set off an extraordinary year for language, too, including compelling us to name the …

  5. How Do People Say Grace In Other Religions And Cultures?

  6. International No Diet Day

    International No Diet Day is a day dedicated to body positivity and promoting a healthy lifestyle, regardless of shape or size. It is celebrated on May 6, represented by a light blue ribbon, and associated…
  7. gosu

    From Korean, gosu refers to or describes someone who is highly skilled, used especially in video and computer gaming.
  8. kairos

    kairos

    Translated as "the right time" from Ancient Greek, kairos variously refers to an "opportune presentation" in rhetoric and a "spiritual opportunity" in Christian theology. Kairos also refers to a Catholic retreat program, a popular dragon…
  9. genderfuck

    Genderfuck seeks to subvert traditional gender binary by mixing or bending one's gender expression, identity, or presentation (e.g., a transgender woman wearing a dress and having a beard may considered genderfuck or engaging in genderfucking).
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    The Korean Wave: The Korean Words Entering English

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    Learn The Vocabulary Of Comic-Con

  12. self-partnered

    Self-partnered is an alternative for the word single as a relationship status. It was popularized by Emma Watson in a November 2019 interview with Vogue.