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I learned that the word "Coruscate" means "a flash or a sparkle of light". It comes from the Latin root word Coruscat/Coruscare, meaning "glittered".

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The word "hector" means "to bully". This name is used in some famous books to allude personalities, such as the Iliad, in which Hector encourages the Trojans to keep fighting. Later, this name meant "valiant warrior". This word comes from a 1650s slang word meaning "a blustering, turbulent, pervicacious, noisy fellow".

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The word "fortnight" means "two weeks". I have never heard this word but I was able to see that there is two words in that one word, "fourteen" and "night". This word relates to the word "sennight" which means "one week".

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The word monocracy means dictatorship. I wasn't familiar with the word, but I was able to conclude monocracy meant dictatorship, meaning one administrative.

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I learned that the word "macrosmatic" means to have a good sense of smell.

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The word "maxim" means "proverb". from the Middle French word, maxime, from Late Latin maxima, shortened from phrases such as maxima propositio, (maxima sententarium "axiom," literally "greatest premise, greatest among propositions".

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The word "germicide" means "disinfectant". A disinfectant means A substance or agent that kills germs, especially pathogenic microorganisms. I have never heard of this word since this isn't a word that will be used every day.

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The word "qualm" means misgiving. This word was completely new.

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The word prevalence means frequency. Even though I wasn't too familiar with the word, I was able to conclude it meant frequency since pre means before. I noticed that both words had to do with events occurring.

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I learned that the word "pellucid" means transparent.

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The word benefaction, means charitable aid. I wasn't too familiar with the word, but I was able to conclude that it meant charitable aid, since the word part, bene, means well.

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I learned that the word, "complacent" means "self-satisfied". I am not familiar with this word, it seems in a higher level of vocabulary. This word comes from mid 17th century (in the sense ‘pleasant’): from Latin complacent- ‘pleasing,’ from the verb complacere .

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I learned that the word "superfluous" comes from the word Latin superfluus "unnecessary," literally "overflowing, running over," from superfluere "to overflow,".

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I learned that the word "indefatigability" means "tirelessness". This is a new word for me, on free rice I was stuck but I eliminated the words that I knew were not right. I will try to use this word in one of my writing pieces.

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I learned that the word, "teem" means "be full of or swarming with". I wasn't familiar with this word so I was completely stumped while working on Free Rice; it was a totally new word.

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The word, belated, means delayed. I wasn't too familiar with the word, but I was able to conclude it meant delayed; since it had the word, late in belated.

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The color solferino is named after the village, Solferino, it was discovered in. The color was discovered after the battle fought at the village.

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I learned that the word synchronous means to exist or occur at the same time. It comes from "sun" meaning together and "khronos" meaning time.

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Today, I learned that the word propitiate means to win somebody's favor. This comes from the root word propitiatus or propitiare which means to appease.

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To inveigle is to "persuade (someone) to do something by means of deception or flattery." Tis came from an alteration of Old French aveugler "to blind".

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That which is incondite is crude, ill-constructed, or ill-mannered. My writing, especially my seventh-grade writing, is and was incondite. Its core root is the Latin condere: "to put in; to restore." These meanings relate to the processes of construction and reconstruction; alas, proper and effective construction is negated by the word's prefix: in, meaning "not."

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The word ambsace means "bad luck," but can also refer to "the lowest throw of a dice: the double ace." It comes from the Latin ambas meaning "both" and as meaning "unit" which relates to the latter definition.

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Malversation is a corruption.  It came from the Latin word parts male meaning bad and versari meaning behavior.
Also, a litigious person is someone who likes lawsuits.

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I learned that "causerie" means chat. This word first appeared in English in the early 19th century.

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The word salutation means greeting. I noticed the word, salut from salute was in salutation. Therefore, I was able to conclude salutation meant greeting.

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Hebetude is another word for stupidity or lethargy. I am acquainted with many people, including myself, who have contracted this illness. The word is derived from the Latin hebetudo, or the root hebes, meaning "blunt."

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The word amenity means a pleasant feature or service. This comes from the root word amoenitatem meaning delightfulness, pleasantness.

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I learned that the word gaucherie means "awkward, embarrassing, or unsophisticated ways." This comes from "gauche" which means "lacking social grace, sensitivity, or acuteness; awkward; crude; tactless."

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The word "athleisure" means a style of clothing worn as athletic apparel but can also be suitable as casual wear. This word first appeared in the 1970, it is a combinations of the words, "athletics" and "leisure".

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The word acedia means "sloth, apathy." This comes from the Greek a- meaning without and kēdos meaning "care," the word meaning that something is done without care.

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I learned the words pyrotechnics means fireworks, pyro meaning fire. I did not know that this was another word for fireworks, I thought it had something to do with techniques and fire.

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Hapless means unfortunate. Hap in the old English language means good fortune and Less means without. So it is without good fortune.

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I learned that the word "Pseudorandom" means a sequence of data or numbers satisfying one or more statistical tests for complete randomness yet is produced by a definite procedure.

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I learned that the Latin word, "undulate" means to move with a smooth wavelike motion.

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I learned the word the word, embezzle means steal. Hence, the person is "into" stealing.

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I learned that the word "allay" means "to calm someone's emotions". It comes from the Middle English word, alegen, from Old English alecgan meaning "to put, place, put down; remit, give up, suppress, abolish; diminish, lessen,".

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I learned that the word "meditate" means "reflect" (think deeply or carefully about (something)). The word is from mid 16th century: from Latin meditat- ‘contemplated,’ from the verb meditari, from a base meaning ‘measure’; related to mete.

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I learned the word aphonic means mute, but mute because of an illness or injury. I did not know there was a word for this, but I can use it considering the fact that my cousin is mute because he has autism. I can now say he is aphonic.

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The word keysmash means a random string of letters and symbols typed out on a keyboard or touchscreen, used to signal intense emotion in written communication

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The word coalesce means to fuse or cause to grow together. It comes from the root word of com meaning together and alescere  meaning be nourished.

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I learned that the word undulate means "to move in waves". This comes from the Latin word unda, which means "a wave".

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Reliction is the gradual recession of water from lands it once occupied. In addition, the word tantivy means "a rapid gallop or ride." It may also be employed as an adjective to describe one who is engaging in a rapid gallop or ride.

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The word suborn means "to encourage wrongdoing." This comes from the Latin sub meaning "under" and ornare meaning "equip."

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A disme is an old dim in the 1800s. It is basically the early dime.
A spelk is a splinter.

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I learned a new word. I learned that the word "foe" means enemy or opponent.

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The word trickery means deception. Even though I wasn't too familiar, I saw the word trick in trickery. I was able to conclude it meant deception, perhaps meaning hard to believe.

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I learned  that the word "kempt" means tidy. Kempts comes from old English cemd-, past participle of cemban ‘to comb,’ of Germanic origin; related to comb. The Middle English form kemb survives in dialect.

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I learned that the word "tautological" means "uselessly repetitive". Comes from the 1570s word tautologia meaning, "representation of the same thing in other words", from the Greek word "tauto" which means the "same".

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I learned the word deliquesce means to dissolve or become a liquid. It comes from the words liquescere meaning "become liquid" and the word part de meaning "down".

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Chaste - to be pure. It was used a lot in the early 1800s and is making a slight comeback.

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Though the root word liber/libr only means book, liber, when used as a word refers to, specifically, a book of legal records.

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"Covfefe" a word misspelled by Trump when trying to type, "coverage". It has now become a meme as a spelling for "coffee". Example: Let's get a fresh cup of covfefe.
Here's the real word I found:
The word "goodbye" is actually a contraction of "God be with ye"

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I learned that the word contusion means a bruise; an injury where the skin is not broken. This comes from the root word of contus which means to beat, break to pieces.

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The word festinate means to hasten (to go quickly). It is derived from the Latin  festinatus, which means "to hurry."

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I learned that somebody who is officious is somebody who is annoyingly eager to help. This comes from Latin officiosus, which means obliging.

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Enfeeble means to make weak.

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The word munition means weaponry. The words origin late Middle English (denoting a granted right or privilege): from French, from Latin munitio(n-) ‘fortification,’ from munire ‘fortify or secure.’ I know that the word ammunition means a supply or quantity of bullets and shells, so I was able to use this word to help me understand munition.

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The word hypercritical means faultfinding. The word critical means someone who is judgmental. Hence, I was able to conclude the word hypercritical means faultfinding.

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The word "advisement" means "examination, inspection, observation,". This comes from the Old French word, avisement "consideration, reflection; counsel, advice,".

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The word "affidavit" means "a sworn written statement or written declaration upon oath." This can come from the roots "ad" which means "to trust" or "fidus" which means "faithful." A synonym for this word "affidavit" includes sworn statement, testimony, and affirmation.

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The word accouchement means the delivery of children, i.e., birthing (or the process of giving birth). A synonym for this archaic word is parturition.

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Fecundate is to fertilize. It is a fun word to say.

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The word "otiose" means "serving no practical purpose" or "idle." This comes from the Latin otium, meaning "leisure." I suppose something that is otiose isn't useful unless for leisure.

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I learned today that the word beleaguer means "lay siege to." This comes from the Dutch roots be- which means (all) around, and leger which means a camp.

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Septic means infected with bacteria. It is from Greek sēptikos, ‘rotten.’

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I learned the word ensanguined means to cover something in blood for example you could say in Soldier's Heart Charley's shirt was ensanguined with blood because of the battle.

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I learned the word "exigency." It comes from "ex" which means "out" and "agere" which means "to set in motion." The word itself means "that which is needed."

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A fitment is an item of furniture set in a fixed position. It is also defined as an item crafted specifically for the position (or locus) in which it has been placed.

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I learned that the word "tyro" means "someone new to a field or activity." It comes from the root word "tiro" which means "young soldier, recruit, beginner."

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The word maculate means "tarnished, spotted, or stained." This comes from the Latin macula, meaning "spot."

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The Jugulum is the lower throat. This is related to jugular, meaning throat. It is derived from Latin jugulum , meaning ‘collarbone, throat,’

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Doldrums means "a state or period of inactivity, stagnation, or depression." This comes from the English words "dull" and "tantrums".

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I LEARNED THAT A POTTO IS A LEMUR-LIKE ANIMAL
look at him go,,, i dont know what he is licking but he looks so happy licking it so that makes me happy

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The word egotistical means vain

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The word mortician means undertaker. This word original came from the American English in the late 1800's. This word comes from mortuary and -ician, as in physician.

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The word amplitude means largeness. I'm familiar with the words longitude and latitude, and they both have to do with distance. Therefore, I was able to conclude amplitude meant largeness.

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I learned that the word bombastic means displaying exaggerated self-importance.

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Abranchiate is without gills. It is derived from Greek. a- without, branchi-neuter,+gills

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I learned that a masquerade is another word for a facade, which is something that has a deceiving appearance.

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The word "portend" means to indicate beforehand that something is about to happen. It comes from the root word "por" which means forth, forward.

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To brabble means to stubbornly argue about inconsequential things. I love to brabble with a certain friend of mine.

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The word "detort" means "to twist words." This comes from the Latin de- meaning "from, away" and torquere meaning "to twist."

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I learned that a pratincole is a SHORE BIRD. The suffix "cole" means TO INHABIT. This makes sense because the birdie inhabits the shore.
here is the picture of the birdie he is soooo cute i want to give him a little hug <3333 birdie-senpai~~~

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The word baseless means unfounded. I saw the word, less in baseless, and the word un, in unfounded. Therefore, I was able to conclude the word baseless means unfounded.

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I learned that the word "commission" has several very different meanings, but in its most basic meaning, commission is the act of passing a responsibility to someone else. If you receive a government commission, that means you have been assigned a task by the government.

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I learned the word "despondent." Someone who is despondent has been disheartened. It comes from "de" which means "away" and "spondere" which means "to promise." Basically, it means "To throw away a promise; to give up"

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I learned that the word taciturn means silent. It comes from the word tacit which is something that is implied without being stated, and the word taciturnus which means not talkative.

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A chrim is a confused noise. I have no idea where it comes from. It is also not found in the dictionary. I'm not even sure it's a real word.

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Today I learned a KAMAHI is a KIND OF TREE
here is a kamahi. it is such a pretty tree I mean it doesnt look like a tree but it's very nice :))))

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Today,I learned that agrarian means relating to the land. This goes back to when we did the root of agro-which means land/field. Other words that come from this root includes agriculture and agrology

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A curmudgeon is an ill-tempered person. However, I cannot find the roots of this word.

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Something that is minatory is threatening. This comes from the Latin minat-, meaning "threatened."

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Doit is an archaic word that means "a very small amount of money." A fomite is an object capable of possessing or transmitting infections.

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I learned that the word "quandary" means "uncertainty over what to do in a difficult situation". I have never heard of this word but I can conclude that another word for quandary is "dilemma". The origin of the word is from the late 16th century: perhaps partly from Latin quando ‘when.’

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The word entomology means study of insects. Even though I wasn't familiar with the word, I was able to conclude that it meant study of insects, since it has the word part ology, which means study of.

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I learned that the word "halcyon" means "calm; peaceful; prosperous".

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I learned the word flamboyant which is an adjective meaning attracting attention to yourself based on your style and confidence.

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I learned the word "talisman" which means "an object that is magical" from telos meaning, "end, fulfillment, completion"

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Today, I learned that the word antagonist, meaning one who contends with another, comes from the root word "agon" meaning "a struggle, a contest"

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The word avulse means to tear or pluck forcibly. This comes from the Latin a- meaning "away" and vellere meaning "to pull."