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Cambridge Dictionary Crowns 'Manifest' As Word Of 2024, Shares Its Definition
Mentions of the term surged during the pandemic and have continued to grow, particularly on TikTok and other social media platforms.
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'Boop', 'The Ick', 'Chef's Kiss' New Additions To Cambridge Dictionary
A few other quirky additions include IYKYK, which is the written abbreviation for "if you know you know".
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Cambridge Dictionary Crowns 'Hallucinate' As Word Of 2023, Shares New AI-Related Definition
The development comes after there has been a dramatic rise in generative artificial intelligence (AI) tools like ChatGPT, Bard, and Grok.
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Cambridge Dictionary Alters The Definition Of 'Man' And 'Woman'
The longstanding definitions are still there which said that sex and gender identity always adhered to one another.
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Oxford Word Of The Year Has 3 Contenders: Here's What They Are And Mean
This is the first time that the Oxford University is giving people a chance to choose its word of the year.
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Cambridge Dictionary Reveals Its Word Of The Year 2022, Inspired By Wordle
In the context of the game, ''homer'' doesn't refer to the Greek poet and author, but refers to an informal American English word for a 'home run' in baseball.
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Cambridge Dictionary Crowns 'Manifest' As Word Of 2024, Shares Its Definition
Mentions of the term surged during the pandemic and have continued to grow, particularly on TikTok and other social media platforms.
-
'Boop', 'The Ick', 'Chef's Kiss' New Additions To Cambridge Dictionary
A few other quirky additions include IYKYK, which is the written abbreviation for "if you know you know".
-
Cambridge Dictionary Crowns 'Hallucinate' As Word Of 2023, Shares New AI-Related Definition
The development comes after there has been a dramatic rise in generative artificial intelligence (AI) tools like ChatGPT, Bard, and Grok.
-
Cambridge Dictionary Alters The Definition Of 'Man' And 'Woman'
The longstanding definitions are still there which said that sex and gender identity always adhered to one another.
-
Oxford Word Of The Year Has 3 Contenders: Here's What They Are And Mean
This is the first time that the Oxford University is giving people a chance to choose its word of the year.
-
Cambridge Dictionary Reveals Its Word Of The Year 2022, Inspired By Wordle
In the context of the game, ''homer'' doesn't refer to the Greek poet and author, but refers to an informal American English word for a 'home run' in baseball.
