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Why Dictionary.com chose eyesome
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EXAMPLES OF EYESOME
- The eyesome sunset over the mountains took everyone’s breath away.
- His eyesome smile made him the star of every family photograph.
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Why Dictionary.com chose duplicitous
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- First recorded between 1955–60.
- Formed from duplicit(y) + -ous, a suffix forming adjectives with the general sense of “possessing, full of .”
EXAMPLES OF DUPLICITOUS
- My duplicitous cat was purring sweetly while secretly plotting to knock over the vase.
- The politician’s duplicitous promises left voters wondering if he had taken acting lessons.
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Why Dictionary.com chose coadventure
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EXAMPLES OF COADVENTURE
- Sarah and Tom decided to coadventure through the Amazon rainforest, sharing every thrilling moment.
- They often coadventure to ancient ruins and archaeological sites, uncovering secrets of the past together.
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