Sonja Bert, MC

Creative Development Manager @MyTPU | Master of Communication @UW @CommLead | Opinions are mine.

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@KingTunde_SZN 40

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@BitcoinPulseX BTC

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@BTCNewsGlobal Okay

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@maria_wats8492 Claude

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@TheRichFromCali If Trump gets off Scott-free; hell yes.

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@sarahporterbook Um yes please! Do you need pre-order proof? What do I send?

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The #WordOfTheDay is ‘ransack.’
https://t.co/QyOicude3w

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If you like the sound of autumn leaves blowing in the wind, you might like 'susurrous.'

susurrous | adjective | full of whispering sounds

'Susurrous' comes from the Latin 'susurrus,' meaning "a hum" or "a whisper."

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The #WordOfTheDay is ‘copacetic.’
https://t.co/vOvHkUOCos

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The #WordOfTheDay is ‘travesty.’
https://t.co/bkVAgcTNVx

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We think this really ties the room together.

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The #WordOfTheDay is ’evince.’
https://t.co/VdBiK8QNOA

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Choose your words carefully.

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The #WordOfTheDay is ’cogent.’
https://t.co/yQ8hHxuPPy

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The #WordOfTheDay is ’thwart.’
https://t.co/tlg8dKwIps

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The #WordOfTheDay is ’rectitude.’
https://t.co/FFJxLkmf5G

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Stop moving and write this down.

‘Stationary’ is an adjective meaning “not moving.”
Remember ‘a’ for ‘adjective.’

‘Stationery’ is a noun that means “paper for writing letters.”
Remember ‘e’ for ‘envelope’ (where letters go).

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The #WordOfTheDay is ’nudnik.’
https://t.co/yBeGpec2VM

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The #WordOfTheDay is ’reconcile.’
https://t.co/kxNMr9keLH

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The longest common word you can type using only the top row of your keyboard….

'typewriter.'