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The official feed for Dictionary.com, the world's leading digital dictionary. Home to #WordOfTheDay and place to indulge your inner #WordNerd.
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    Today's #WordOfTheDay is neologize. Learn more about this word: bit.ly/4ykf7Z8
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    "Gynarchy" means "government by women." It comes from the Greek gynē, meaning "woman," and -archy, meaning "rule" or "government" — the same ending we see in words like "monarchy" or "anarchy." Which word should we feature next?
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    “The whole is greater than the part” is a classic example of an axiom. Today's #WordOfTheDay refers to a self-evident truth that requires no proof and can serve as the starting point for further reasoning. The word comes from a Greek term meaning “something worthy.” What other
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    Oct 7
    Today's #WordOfTheDay is axiom. Learn more about this word: bit.ly/4AwKmBF
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    Oct 6
    Brick buildings give some cities their distinctive lateritious glow. 🧱 Our #WordOfTheDay describes something brick-red in color. It can be used in specialized fields such as botany and art to describe reddish plants, pigments, and other objects. What’s your favorite highly
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