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Beating off competition from the likes of "Kyiv", "sportswashing" and "partygate", the term "permacrisis" was named Tuesday as Britain's word of the year in

Beating off competition from the likes of "Kyiv", "sportswashing" and "partygate", the term "permacrisis" was named Tuesday as Britain's word of the year in recognition of a dismal 2022.

Collins Dictionary has named “permacrisis” as its word of the year after a period which has seen people live through war, inflation, climate change ...

We are two years into the 2020s and in this short time the world has witnessed quite a rollercoaster of events; from the pandemic that forced everyone to isolate indoors, to the Russia-Ukraine war, it has been one hell of a ride. The one word that can appropriately describe this turbulence is "permacrisis", which has now even been awarded the accolade of 'word of the year'. In a recent tweet, Collins dictionary announced that the one word that can appropriately sum up the ye...

Collins’ annual 10-strong list also includes ‘partygate’, ‘Kyiv’ and ‘quiet quitting’

Collins words of the year list is out and it makes for grim reading reflecting the tough times we live in.

Collins Dictionary has released Word Of The Year: permacrisis among other terms including quiet quitting, vibe shift and splooting

The word of the year reflects a world seized by constant anxiety, but how did we get here and are we past the point of no return?

<strong>Editorial:</strong> The current dire performance of train companies is part of a historic pattern of neglect and underinvestment in the region’s transport

Collins Dictionary has named “permacrisis” as its word of the year after a period which has seen people live through war, inflation, climate change ...