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DYK? "IDIOSYNCRASY" comes from Greek, combining "idios" (one's own) and "synkrasis" (mixture). It originally described a unique blend of personal temperament, and now refers to a distinctive quirk or peculiarity specific to a person. #wordoftheday #idiosyncrasy #WordsWithBammy

Wordswithbammy's tweet photo. DYK? "IDIOSYNCRASY" comes from Greek, combining "idios" (one's own) and "synkrasis" (mixture). It originally described a unique blend of personal temperament, and now refers to a distinctive quirk or peculiarity specific to a person.

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Ayobami @Wordswithbammy

about 2 months ago

Did you know? "PARADIGM" comes from Greek "paradeigma," combining "para" (beside) and "deiknynai" (to show). It originally meant "pattern" or "example," and now describes a typical model or framework for how we understand something. 🧩 #wordoftheday #paradigm #WordsWithBammy

Wordswithbammy's tweet photo. Did you know? "PARADIGM" comes from Greek "paradeigma," combining "para" (beside) and "deiknynai" (to show). It originally meant "pattern" or "example," and now describes a typical model or framework for how we understand something. 🧩

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Ayobami @Wordswithbammy

about 2 months ago

Did you know? "VICARIOUS" comes from Latin "vicarius," meaning "substitute" (the same root that gives us "vicar"). It describes experiencing something indirectly through someone else's actions or feelings rather than firsthand. 🎬 #wordoftheday #vicarious #WordsWithBammy

Wordswithbammy's tweet photo. Did you know? "VICARIOUS" comes from Latin "vicarius," meaning "substitute" (the same root that gives us "vicar"). It describes experiencing something indirectly through someone else's actions or feelings rather than firsthand. 🎬

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Ayobami @Wordswithbammy

about 2 months ago

Did you know? "CACOPHONY" comes from Greek "kakophonia," combining "kakos" (bad) and "phone" (sound). It describes a harsh, jarring mixture of sounds, basically the opposite of harmony. 🔊 #wordoftheday #cacophony #WordsWithBammy

Wordswithbammy's tweet photo. Did you know? "CACOPHONY" comes from Greek "kakophonia," combining "kakos" (bad) and "phone" (sound). It describes a harsh, jarring mixture of sounds, basically the opposite of harmony. 🔊

#wordoftheday
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Ayobami @Wordswithbammy

about 2 months ago

DYK? "DEFENESTRATION" literally means "throwing someone out a window" (Latin "de" + "fenestra"). It got real historical weight from the 1419 and 1618 Defenestrations of Prague, where officials were actually tossed from windows. 🪟 #wordoftheday #defenestration #WordsWithBammy

Wordswithbammy's tweet photo. DYK? "DEFENESTRATION" literally means "throwing someone out a window" (Latin "de" + "fenestra"). It got real historical weight from the 1419 and 1618 Defenestrations of Prague, where officials were actually tossed from windows. 🪟
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#defenestration
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Ayobami @Wordswithbammy

about 2 months ago

Did you know? "LIMERENCE" was coined in 1979 by psychologist Dorothy Tennov in her book "Love and Limerence." It describes that intense, involuntary state of infatuation and obsessive longing for another person. 💫 #wordoftheday #imerence #WordsWithBammy

Wordswithbammy's tweet photo. Did you know? "LIMERENCE" was coined in 1979 by psychologist Dorothy Tennov in her book "Love and Limerence." It describes that intense, involuntary state of infatuation and obsessive longing for another person. 💫

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#imerence
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