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It word can also be said to mean one’s ability to attract a romantic or sexual partner.

Are you word lover? OUP has one for you

Runners-up include 'beige flag', 'situationship' and 'Swiftie'.

Rizz might not mean anything to you if you dont belong to Generation Z but it was massively used online

London, December 4 (IANS): After more than 32,000 votes and a team of language experts, Oxford’s Word of the Year 2023 is "rizz" -- an internet slang which pertains to someone’s ability to attract another person through style, charm, or attractiveness.

Are you good at chatting up or flirting with potential partners? If so, you may already have rizz, even if you didn't know it.

An extensive look at the IIMs and how they have been jolted by the lurking spectre of Industry 5.0 that makes new demands on placement requirements, , B-School Special Issue, management education, magazine 16 December 2023

Contrary to the doom-mongers, there is no rationale for Ukraine to make concessions and, in effect, agree to capitulation.

In a world of deepfakes and AI, ‘authentic’ stands out as Merriam-Webster’s Word of the Year 2023.

Last-minute disagreement over the AI Act's impact on foundation models could scupper the deal.