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"Hackneyed" describes something so overused that it feels stale or unoriginal. 🥱 What's something that feels hackneyed to you? #DelightfullyCuriousWords #WordOfTheWeek #LearnNewWords #LanguageLovers113503.2K



HarvardCenter@HarvardCenterOur #WordOfTheWeek is #Epigenetics. What is epigenetics and how does it relate to child development? Learn more in our infographic! #WednesdayWisdom23140


German Embassy Washington@GermanyinUSATerrified something is about to happen? In German, you would say that you're having Muffensausen #WordoftheWeek30638947


English with Dev | Vocabulary & Idioms@EnglishwithDev✨ Word: Swindle 📖 Meaning: To cheat or trick someone out of money or property. 📝 Example Sentence: "He was swindled out of his savings by a fake investment scheme." #Swindle #WordOfTheWeek #WOTD #EnglishWithDev1381888.4K
English with Dev | Vocabulary & Idioms@EnglishwithDevDexterous (🗣️ ˈdek.strəs) - having the ability to perform a difficult action quickly and skilfully with the hands Example - Baseball players have to be fast and dexterous. #Dexterous #WordOfTheWeek #EnglishWithDev0261418.1K- Show more posts


















