Dictionary.com Adds Social Justice Words, Calls Out Columbus Day, and Tells Readers to Never Call Them 'Slaves' – RedState
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Dictionary.com got a lot more cromulent this weekend, having embiggened its database of acceptable words—even though “embiggen” supposably isn’t even a real word. And yes, we said “supposably,” because both supposably and embiggen are among the hundreds of new additions to Dictionary.com that the site announced recently, thereby making them official real words (assuming you get your words from Dictionary.com). Other new words include “sponcon” (short for “sponsored content”), “deepfake,” “BIPOC” (Black, Indigenous, and People Of Color), “doomscrolling,” and ...
#LearnSOMETHING: Dictionary.com adds a bunch of new words brought about thanks to the GLOBAL #PANDEMIC of COVID-19. Take a look at the new words which we've started to use over the last year thanks to this #CoronaVirus and whatnot!
#LearnSOMETHING: Dictionary.com adds a bunch of new words brought about thanks to the GLOBAL #PANDEMIC of COVID-19. Take a look at the new words which we've started to use over the last year thanks to this #CoronaVirus and whatnot!
The online resource Dictionary.com has just announced their latest word additions, with many being inspired by the pandemic, others touching on race, social justice, identity and culture, along with a few that may just make you laugh.