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Pirandellian: (pir-ən-DEL-ee-ən) An adjective describing drama in which actors become inseparable from characters that they portray. "The experimental play mixed fiction and reality in a Pirandellian manner.” more
3/27/25
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Word of the Week is a feature that aims to help readers boost their vocabulary in a meaningful way that has practical applications. Each week, our editorial staff presents a word, its definition and …
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3/13/25
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Word of the Week is a feature that aims to help readers boost their vocabulary in a meaningful way that has practical applications. Each week, our editorial staff presents a word, its definition and …
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3/13/25
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Word of the Week is a feature that aims to help readers boost their vocabulary in a meaningful way that has practical applications. Each week, our editorial staff presents a word, its definition and …
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2/6/25
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Word of the Week is a feature that aims to help readers boost their vocabulary in a meaningful way that has practical applications. Each week, our editorial staff presents a word, its definition and …
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1/30/25
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Inimitable: (in-im-ǝ-tǝ-bǝl) an adjective that means impossible to duplicate or unique and beyond imitation.
“Paul Wayne’s legendary ‘Star-Spangled Banner’ performance before the Jacksonville Jaguars-Tennessee Titans game on his electric guitar was inimitable.” more
1/23/25
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Word of the Week is a feature that aims to help readers boost their vocabulary in a meaningful way that has practical applications. Each week, our editorial staff presents a word, its definition and …
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1/9/25
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Five years ago, 2020 • The Florida Department of Law Enforcement reports statewide that crime was reduced by 6.1% and Clay County crime dropped 6.7%. • The St. Johns Country Day School girls …
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1/2/25
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Scrutator: (skroo-TAY-tǝr) a noun that means a person who scrutinizes or investigates.
“Detective Columbo is one of the 1970s most famous television scrutators.” more
1/2/25
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Farctate: (FARK-tǝyt) an adjective that means stuffed or filled solid.
“Rusty was completely farctate following his third trip through the Christmas dinner buffet line.” more
12/26/24
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Word of the Week is a feature that aims to help readers boost their vocabulary in a meaningful way that has practical applications. Each week, our editorial staff presents a word, its …
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12/12/24
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Quag: (kwag) a noun that means a marshy or boggy place. “Some of the houses along the Black Creek were built on a quag, so their foundations sink in heavy rains.” more
11/21/24
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