Desuetude? We Hardly Knew Ye

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What’s new, word nerd?

Language is constantly evolving, but is it always a good idea to say “out with the old and in with the new”? With "desuetude" in mind, we'd like to note a few terms we'd bring back: "slugabed," "brabble," and "brainish." What do you think?

WORD OF THE DAY

April 26, 2024

desuetude

[ des-wi-tood ]noun

the state of being no longer used or practiced.

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